I don't think they open sourced it. Thinking back, most AI breakthrough papers I've read don't include source code unfortunately. Researchers want their names out there explaining what they did and that they did it first, but MIT might want to license the implementation IP or Adobe (sounds like their interns discovered this during a summer) lawyers might be hanging onto it for a business edge.
Pretty ironic given this comment at the end of the page
> While image generators like DALL-E and Meta AI's Imagine can produce extremely impressive results, these groups are highly protective of their technology and jealously guard it from curious public eyes. Meanwhile, you can go read about MIT's findings at this link.[0]
geor9e|1 year ago
Zambyte|1 year ago
> While image generators like DALL-E and Meta AI's Imagine can produce extremely impressive results, these groups are highly protective of their technology and jealously guard it from curious public eyes. Meanwhile, you can go read about MIT's findings at this link.[0]
[0] https://tianweiy.github.io/dmd/
ilaksh|1 year ago