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I made the mistake of leaving a pro-ai comment in a non-ai focused subreddit, and wow. Those people are off their fucking rockers.

I used to run a non-profit image generation site, where I met tons of disabled people finding significant benefit from ai image generation. A surprising number of people don’t have hands. Arthritis is very common, especially among older people. I had a whole cohort of older users who were visual artists in their younger days, and had stopped painting and drawing because it hurts too much. There’s a condition called aphantasia that prevents you from forming images in your mind. It affects 4% of people, which is equivalent to the population of the entire United States.

The main arguments I get are that those things do not absolutely prevent you from making art, and therefore ai is evil and I am dumb. But like, a quad-amputee could just wiggle everywhere, so I guess wheelchairs are evil and dumb? It’s such a ridiculous position to take that art must be done without any sort of accessibility assistance, and even more ridiculous from people who use cameras instead of finger painting on cave walls.

I know I’m preaching to the choir here, but had to vent. Anyways, love you guys. Keep making art.

Edit: I am seemingly now banned from r/books because I suggested there was an accessibility benefit to ai tools.

Edit: edit: issue resolved w/ r/books.

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RB-Modulation

RB-Modulation

Given reference images of preferred style or content, our method, RB-Modulation, offers a plug-and-play solution for (a) stylization with various prompts, and (b) composition with reference content images while maintaining sample diversity and prompt alignment.

Showcase:

Code:

Demo:

I am not the author, just sharing the info. Thanks Google and authors for opensourcing this repo!

The code works with Stable cascade model Hopefully someone will modify the FLUX hyperparameters to support this method!

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I've not played with SD for about 8 months now but my daughter's bugging me to do some AI magic to put her into One Piece (don't ask). When I last messed about with it the answer was ReActor and/or Roop but I am sure these are now outdated. What is the best face swapping process now available?

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"OpenAI, Adobe and Microsoft have thrown their support behind a California bill requiring tech companies to label AI-generated content, according to letters from the companies viewed by TechCrunch. The bill is headed for a final vote in August."

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I heard California is trying to enact legislation to do this and was wondering what you guys would do if you only had a few hours to save what you could.

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Lately I have been seeing a lot of what-if conversations from AI communities about the recent California legislation and what we would do in the scenario where public ai is banned. My response to that question is that we should fight to make sure it's not. I am one of many artists who is being drowned out in this conversation about ai in artmaking. We are talking about legislators making it illegal or restricting your access to certain computer tools while looking the other way at profiting corporations using the same tools. This is nonsense and clearly malicious.

There are enough of us active on these forums to have a voice in front of our legislators, and yet I haven't seen many attempts to be as loud as the people who are trying to shut these tools down and spread misinformation about their functions. If you're an artist, new or established that is in support of these tools - say so! Now is the best and only time to actually call your elected officials and begin to organize because the frothing anti-ai crowd has been using these tactics for months.

I've taken a first step that I hope the rest of you can drive forward - please sign this petition and fight for your free access to your tools of choice!

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For anybody wondering why the SDXL openpose T2i-adapter never seemed to work correctly. I haven't seen this issue being discussed anywhere so I thought I'd make a post.

It seems like the SDXL T2I openpose models were trained on images with the blue and red channels flipped. You get much better results if you flip those channels on the openpose conditioning image. This is probably a training bug related to opencv and how it handles channels (BGR instead of RGB)

Here is an example:

And here are the generated images:

An openpose image with R and B flipped performs much better.

Edit: I did this in comfyui using the Split Image Channels and Merge Image Channels nodes in this plugin:

Red -> Blue | Green -> Green | Blue -> Red

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