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Re:The open weight Flux text to image model is next level by CGamesPlay on Thursday August 01, 2024 @09:54PM (#41135475)
I mean, you can use a fork to make whipped cream, but it won't be easy and it's not the right tool for the job. Does that mean that the fork is useless?
Re:The open weight Flux text to image model is next level by TheAceOfHearts on Thursday August 01, 2024 @10:57PM (#41135723)
I never said it was useless, just that it fails at this specific problem. One of my complaints with many of these image generation tools is that there's not much communication as to what should be expected from them, nor do they explain the areas where they're expected to succeed or fail.

Recently Claude began to allow generation of SVG drawings, and asking it to draw a unicorn and later add extra tails or horns worked correctly.

A fork exists in physical space and it's pretty intuitive to understand what it can do. These models exist within digital space and are incredibly opaque by comparison.

Re:The open weight Flux text to image model is next level by lukan on Thursday August 01, 2024 @11:56PM (#41135973)
"Recently Claude began to allow generation of SVG drawings, and asking it to draw a unicorn and later add extra tails or horns worked correctly."

That sounds interesting! Were the results somewhat clean and clear SVG or rather a mess that just looked decent?

Re:The open weight Flux text to image model is next level by TheAceOfHearts on Friday August 02, 2024 @12:30AM (#41136114)
Here's the screenshot [0] that was shared with me. It's obviously pretty basic, but Claude understood the correct location for where the horns and tails should be located. This looks like a clear iterative improvement over older models.

[0] https://imgur.com/Cc5uJNg