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Can it be? Has Apple FINALLY joined the party? Very ironic they are using an open dataset from Google... and Gemini for prompts by Google. I'm happy to see som
by TechSquidTV 1y ago
Can it be? Has Apple FINALLY joined the party? Very ironic they are using an open dataset from Google... and Gemini for prompts by Google.
I'm happy to see something from Apple but this seems so low-tech that it could be one of my own local ComfyUI workflows.
- echelon 1y agoThey're distilling Nano Banana with a Google dataset, letting anyone more easily build and test their own systems. It's kind of funny how easy this is to do. "You wouldn't steal a car," but anyone can distill an expensive, fully trained model in order to build their own. This is going to be one of the most important categories of image model. It's good that we have more than Google and the Chinese (ByteDance, et al) with competent editing models. I don't think Flux Kontext is keeping up. It'd be really nice if we had a Nano Banana-calibur model as open source.
- kranke155 1y agoFlux Kontext is not keeping up. Even then Flux has become only partially open source. They keep the more advanced models API only.
- ttul 1y agoFlux backbone is too rigid. Very difficult to fine tune. Qwen is where it’s at these days.
- ThrowawayTestr 1y agoI've gotten mind blowing results with flux.1 Dev. Is the API even better?
- TechSquidTV 1y agoQwen Image Edit? Though it is a little soft and plasticy
- ttul 1y agoUnless you fine tune it… the guys of Qwen are amazing.