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So, what you're asking for is shared context over multiple prompts, which really isn't what this generation of models is trained for. It's moving the goalposts
by sdenton4 4y ago
So, what you're asking for is shared context over multiple prompts, which really isn't what this generation of models is trained for. It's moving the goalposts on the mounted astronaut.
However, there is progress towards what you're asking for. The recent work on textual inversion is in the right direction:
https://github.com/hlky/sd-enable-textual-inversion https://github.com/hlky/sd-enable-textual-inversion
It creates a representation of an entity and allows rending it in different styles and contexts. Currently it involves model fine tuning, but I expect it will become convenient as the power of the operation becomes clear. And once it's convenient, you'll be able to do the progressive queries you're asking for (and it'll be a lot easier to create narratively coherent sets of images.)
- ForHackernews 4y ago> which really isn't what this generation of models is trained for. Exactly. AI hypemen would have us believe that training ever-larger models on ever-larger datasets is making meaningful progress towards general intelligence, but these kind of simple tests reveal this supposed "intelligence" for what it is: fancy pattern recognition. Questions that a six year old would easily answer, these models fail at.