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AI does not copy Diffusion models are exposed to a blank canvas and then instructed to produce something. At no point are they looking into a database. They si
by anon291 3y ago
AI does not copy
Diffusion models are exposed to a blank canvas and then instructed to produce something. At no point are they looking into a database. They simply produce an image that will score highly in their aesthetic estimations.
- wredue 3y agoProve it. Train an AI just on a few techniques. Then a couple fundamental stock photos with nothing but the subject. Then have it generate things outside of the realm of the stock photos recombined in a general style. Let us see your completely unique and unpredictable results.
- anon291 3y agoCan you explain in more detail what you want? If you undertrain a diffusion model it will produce meaningless gibberish. Which is still 'creative', just not what you expected. Training for a diffusion model is not 'inserting' images into a dataset. Rather you should view it as a 'taste' alignment.
- wredue 3y ago>“If you under train a model, its results being copy and paste are fundamentally more obvious so I refuse to do that!” Exactly dude.
- anon291 3y agoBut it's not copy paste. At no point does it not 'create' something from thin air. With training it produces things along the lines of what you want. That's the difference. It doesn't copy. It just notices what you like, and generates that.