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I truly didn't intend to miscredit. I reached out to the HN admins over email to ask them to rename the submission.
Sorry again!
On the last paragraph, if you click on the link, you will find the HF space, and the GitHub repo link and also the project report. On both of these links, you will find the full contributors list.
[0]: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/06/technology/openai-images-...
The linked page correctly gives credits to the authors. HuggingFace offers a platform to host such demos, their involvement in the hackathon had nothing to do with the credit attribution issue. The error is 100% on the submitter's fault (or whoever edited the title afterward).
I worked on this project, and it is, by no means, "by Hugging Face".
It was done in a Hackathon organized by Hugging Face along with Google Cloud.
Apart from one person, none of us are or were affiliated to Hugging Face. This is such a misleading title.
Google Cloud provided the free compute. The project was overseen by a DS from another company who now works at Weights and Biases.
Hugging Face spaces are a place to host Deep Learning model demos. This is not created "by Hugging Face".