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It's astonishing to see Apple settle for DALL-E 3 (or worse?! these remind me of the Bing samples) for the image generator part. Hasn't the incredible extent of
by gwern 2y ago
It's astonishing to see Apple settle for DALL-E 3 (or worse?! these remind me of the Bing samples) for the image generator part. Hasn't the incredible extent of mode-collapse and the horrible DALL-E 3 style become universally known and disliked yet?
- xena 2y agoNo, it's worse than DALL-E 3, it's an on-device model that can only reproduce placid soulless images. The ones I put in the article have been heavily cherry-picked. The worst ones get far worse. DALL-E 3 can at least do text. Original prompt to Image Playground: "Enron logo" with the Enron logo as img2img input https://bsky.app/profile/yasomi.xeiaso.net/post/3lf472e2yfc2u https://bsky.app/profile/yasomi.xeiaso.net/post/3lf472e2yfc2...
- gwern 2y agoOh, I assumed the image gen at least was running on the fancy remote GPU server. But it being on-device doesn't prove it's not a DALL-E 3. Just like GPT-3 & GPT-4 & Llamas come in many sizes, some of which are (probably) feasible to run on-device... Still, I suppose that probably does imply that it's some Apple half-hearted image-gen model (trained on a lot of DALL-E 3 contaminated data?), since I'm not sure OA would want to risk leaking even years from now a tiny, terrible, hyper-optimized-for-size DALL-E 3's weights.
- xena 2y agoIf you have a compatible Apple device, generate a few dozen images with Image Playground. The device heats up a lot. It's assuredly on-device.
- llm_nerd 2y agoImage Playground uses a tiny on device model. It certainly isn't DALL-E 3. In no universe are on device models intended to compete with massive cloud models.