This seems pretty useful for companies generating images at scale. Are you at all worried that generative models will get so good that you don't need to check for deformities?
We'll probably need higher resolution models. SD 1.5 is 512x512 and it usually outputs deformed faces in full body shots simply because its resolution is too small.
SD XL is 1024x1024 and that no longer happens there.
We'll see how outputs from 2048 and 4096 models are going to look like. But those models will need lots of VRAM.
We think that image-gen models are lagging behind LLMs by about a year, so the problems that these models will have should look quite different in the future.
It'll require us to be adaptable and also to take chances on solving problems that aren't huge issues just yet, but are likely to be once models improve.
brucethemoose2|2 years ago
zirgs|2 years ago
We'll see how outputs from 2048 and 4096 models are going to look like. But those models will need lots of VRAM.
jrmylee|2 years ago
We think that image-gen models are lagging behind LLMs by about a year, so the problems that these models will have should look quite different in the future.
It'll require us to be adaptable and also to take chances on solving problems that aren't huge issues just yet, but are likely to be once models improve.
zirgs|2 years ago
Utkarsh_Mood|2 years ago