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The prevention here would require to take down existing models that are already widely distributed and mostly used lawfully. And even if you outlawed the distr
by user34283 6mo ago
The prevention here would require to take down existing models that are already widely distributed and mostly used lawfully.
And even if you outlawed the distribution of uncensored models, we face the next question when you can do the fine tuning directly on the phone and someone makes an accessible app.
Do we then prohibit apps that allow you to fine-tune a model, do we mandate safety scans of the images in the dataset?
- post-it 6mo agoNot many existing models will do it or do it well. > when you can do the fine tuning directly on the phone Well you'd need millions of on/off nude samples to start with, so I don't think that's likely. And that's assuming we get a billionfold increase in mobile CPU performance or a billionfold decrease in fine tuning compute requirements. You're reaching for things that, if they happen, are a decade or more out. It's ok to solve today's problems today. Perfect is the enemy of good.
- user34283 6mo agoLoRA training for recent Flux 2 Klein or Z Image Turbo models can be done on a consumer GPU in a few hours, often using datasets with fewer than a hundred images. How much quality that gets you I don't know - perhaps the versions people publish are trained with larger datasets. I know that one popular anime finetune of SDXL cost $180k in compute on 8xH100 for two months.