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You're 100 percent right. People will say control bla bla bla and that's certainly true. You can get a lot more control with Stable Diffusion but like 99% of di
by famouswaffles 4y ago
You're 100 percent right. People will say control bla bla bla and that's certainly true. You can get a lot more control with Stable Diffusion but like 99% of digital comics created with ai art use midjourney. One of the most control and versatility inclined use cases of generated art and midjourney is still easily winning. There's a reason for that.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> and midjourney is still easily winning. There’s a reason for that. Sure, Midjourney is a centralized commercial service with a clear statement that you (as a paid user) own the images you create. While that doesn’t resolve all potential copyright issues (as there are still at least theoretical issues with the underlying dataset), if you doing something commercial with it like, say, a webcomic from which you derive income, its a lot simpler than dealing with the SD ecosystem where the plethora of models also have different stated usage restrictions, different suppliers (many of which are hobbyists) to keep track of, and more potential avenues of indirect copyright risk, as well. For some webcomics, even the base CreativeML Open RAIL-M license itself might be problematic. This isn’t a technical or quality advantage, but its definitely an advantage that would very often tip the balance between two tools if both are minimally adequate to your task.