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AI Imagery News: Week Ending 01/19/2024

January 20, 2024

AI Imagery News

Cover image from Nick Floats: https://twitter.com/nickfloats/status/1748101984672993736

Remixing in –v 6 is so much better than –v 5.2

It’s really good at editing the lighting and coloring of image generations while maintaining the composition and details. The top left image in this grid was the initial image, the others are remixes.

1 Starting image

2️ Remix from snowy to sunny

3️ Remix from NYC diner to island bar

4️ Remix to post apocalyptic

Remixing in –v 6 is so much better than –v 5.2

It's really good at editing the lighting and coloring of image generations while maintaining the composition and details.

The top left image in this grid was the initial image, the others are remixes.

1️⃣ Starting image
2️⃣ Remix… pic.twitter.com/qqwzdLkDhB
— Nick St. Pierre (@nickfloats) January 18, 2024

PALP: Prompt Aligned Personalization of Text-to-Image Models

Using HTML style tags to dynamically build complex personal images with AI. (watch the demo video)

https://prompt-aligned.github.io

Midjourney’s —v 6 style tuner will be very interesting

It’ll work like an image prompt, applying the style of the image referenced to any prompt.

Midjourney’s —v 6 style tuner will be very interesting

It’ll work like an image prompt, applying the style of the image referenced to any prompt.

On paper it seems more like a style transfer than a style tune?

I’m very curious how it’ll work, but more curious how people will… pic.twitter.com/0W0a6Z40iO
— Nick St. Pierre (@nickfloats) January 18, 2024

Dalle 3 isn’t even in the same universe as Midjourney when it comes to aesthetics

MJs prompt understanding is arguably better in most cases too

I prompted Dalle (which then writes a prompt for you) and then ran that prompt through –v 6

I’m sure you can tell which is which

Dalle 3 isn't even in the same universe as Midjourney when it comes to aesthetics

MJs prompt understanding is arguably better in most cases too

I prompted Dalle (which then writes a prompt for you) and then ran that prompt through –v 6

I'm sure you can tell which is which… pic.twitter.com/EMJ77HEJzR
— Nick St. Pierre (@nickfloats) January 18, 2024

We present to you SatMeNow, a X Native Free AI image generator powered by Aiblocks. Just tag

@SatMeNow with your prompt

Hello !!!

We present to you @SatMeNow , a X Native Free AI image generator powered by Aiblocks

Just tag @SatMeNow with your prompt

With @SatMeNow tag one of these projects to get images in their style@AdrianDittmann @LDWorksDavid @satributes @Frogland_io @GutterCatGang pic.twitter.com/sPCSeXIL4N
— AiBlocks (@aiblocks_net) January 17, 2024

Stable Diffusion 100% in the browser with running at < 1s per image ⚡️

Stable Diffusion 100% in the browser with running at < 1s per image ⚡️

Thanks to SD Turbo by @AxSauer & al @StabilityAI and diffusers.js on webGPU by @daken_

Demo: https://t.co/m0L3s1LkH8

More info in ↓🧵 pic.twitter.com/L2908FDgy0
— Cyril Diagne (@cyrildiagne) January 14, 2024

How to create unique artwork using your Fire TV and generative AI

Amazon with another derivative product no one wants? Aka “Make Alexa awesome for free”https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/devices/amazon-fire-tv-ai-art-generator

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