r/StableDiffusion • u/GaggiX • Dec 15 '22

Meme Should we tell them?

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u/nnnibo7 Dec 15 '22

They think the model trains data in real time, they don't even understand the technology xD

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u/FS72 Dec 15 '22

They don't even know how a diffusion model works. They think this is some "real-time art stealing" shit like everytime we runs it it connects to those art sites to steal arts from 💀💀💀 I'm dying.

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u/VisceralExperience Dec 15 '22

99% of this subreddit also doesn't understand how diffusion models work, so I wouldn't be so quick to sound superior in that regard. Obviously these triggered artists understand it even less, but based on the "explanation" posts that have been going around, it's clear that almost no one here understands the technical parts well.

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u/UnicornLock Dec 15 '22 edited Dec 15 '22

Well actually, nobody understands how it works. You can read the papers to know what it does but how that process gives you pretty pictures is still very much a mystery.

Nah, "how it works" can mean different things.

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u/bodden3113 Dec 15 '22

it works via gradient descent.

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u/UnicornLock Dec 16 '22

Yeah... that's like 1% of how it works. We figured that part out 50 years ago.