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Yes, it's true, I've tried all the available models and DALL-E 2 outperforms Stable Diffusion. It understands prompts way better and SD sometimes just plainly i
by enlyth 4y ago
Yes, it's true, I've tried all the available models and DALL-E 2 outperforms Stable Diffusion. It understands prompts way better and SD sometimes just plainly ignores parts of your prompt or misinterprets them completely. SD cannot generate hands at all for example, they look more like appendage horrors from another dimension.
OTOH, the main limiting factor for DALL-E 2 from my point of view is the ultra-aggressive NSFW filter. It's so bad that many innocent prompts get stopped and you get the stern message that you'll be banned if you continue, even though sometimes you have no idea which part of the prompt even violated the rules.
- macrolime 4y agoIt's not true that SD cannot generate hands. It's a bit tricky, but it's possible. Sometimes hands will turn out just fine and sometimes they will suddenly become fine after some random other stuff is added to the prompt. It's clearly still missing a bit in terms of accurately following prompts, but it's capable of generating a lot of things that may not have obvious prompts. This should improve a lot with larger models. I believe SD is already working on it.
- whywhywhywhy 4y agoEnd of the day. The hands don’t matter and pointing out that it’s worse because of that when the benefits of SD are so huge means absolutely nothing. Dall-E can’t even do many of the images SD can so seems silly to hold hands up as the AI art tool Turing test.
- pdntspa 4y agoDALL-E can't do hands much better, I've got plenty of images of people with root vegetable hands