> On a side note, it does make one wonder if we should have a well-known massive image-based dictionary that compression algorithms can assume the existence of

> On a side note, it does make one wonder if we should have a well-known massive image-based dictionary that compression algorithms can assume the existence of (and request ranges of from a server). Or heck, given these results in the article, maybe it would be a dictionary with a mishmash of different domains. Then when encoding for limited devices with network connections, you'd specify the maximum amount of data it could retrieve from the dictionary (perhaps as a percentage of the compressed size?). Could we not run stable diffusion in reverse (image to text prompt), then compress the text? Plus store a diff between the sd output and the original?