> stable diffusion is not that good: it is quite common to see extra fingers or limbs that blur together. This is quite simply no longer the case. Yes, a naive

> stable diffusion is not that good: it is quite common to see extra fingers or limbs that blur together. This is quite simply no longer the case. Yes, a naive use of the toolset will output bad quality images but experienced users can get images of this quality reliably now: https://imgur.com/a/W7D7Djh https://imgur.com/a/W7D7Djh (possibly nsfw: realistic vampire woman with clothes drenched in blood). It would be easy for someone to instead generate illegal content of that quality. This does not mean that I believe future release should be blocked because of this fast however. Someone can use ready available FaceApp filters to create illegal content and the application is still on the app stores, any skilled person can use Photoshop to stitch together illegal content and Adobe has yet to close down, the list goes on.