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Does anyone know where the source code is, I can't seem to find it anywhere.
by colesantiago 3y ago
Does anyone know where the source code is, I can't seem to find it anywhere.
- dado3212 3y agoI don’t think either of these (or the base Emu model) are open source.
- _lvbh 3y agoThat’s a bit disappointing. Meta had been on an “open source” roll lately
- satvikpendem 3y agoTechnically none of their models are actually open source.
- _lvbh 3y agoHence the quotes.
- JaDogg 3y agoFirst dose of gen AI is free
- QuantumG 3y agoI'd be happy if they just sold it.
- burningion 3y agoThere's some source code in the paper for Emu edit at least. If you look at the supplementary material in the paper, you'll see they spell out the techniques used there too. I didn't see a repository, but I think in this case, the paper is actually a perfect balance of detail? I think Meta benefits from startups building using their tooling (startups usually buy ads), and so the lack of a full implementation leaves a bit of room for startups to turn the work in to something a bit more production ready. The cool techniques from the paper are: Generating a bunch of example images in one go, and using CLiP to score your generated images And mixing pre-built pipelines and grammars to execute common tasks. These two ideas alone (with examples) give people in the space plenty to run with. Great paper!