> What's the point of downloading it when it'd just stagnate?
Because it's already good enough to have made it's way into many of my workflows.
I do feel that many companies will, ironically, use "ethical" as a pretext to not be open.
Because it's already good enough to have made it's way into many of my workflows.
I do feel that many companies will, ironically, use "ethical" as a pretext to not be open.
I mean this isn't even speculative anymore after what happened with - hilariously named - OpenAI
> that many companies will, ironically, use "ethical" as a pretext to not be open.
Yes, weaponized ethics as sleight of hand for control is a common historical pattern.
This is exactly why I pay $30 per month for MidJourney. The output is just phenomenally better than most of the images coming out of SD, and the UI is much better as well. It's just not worth my time fiddling with SD if the results are so bad in comparison.
If/when SD catches up, I'd jump ship to using it in a heartbeat.