The hottest Image Generation Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Import AI 439 implied HN points 06 May 24
  1. People are skeptical of AI safety policy as different views arise from the same technical information, making it important to consider varied perspectives.
  2. Chinese researchers have developed a method called SOPHON to openly release AI models while preventing finetuning for misuse, offering a solution for protecting against subsequent harm.
  3. Automating intelligence analysis through datasets like OpenStreetView-5M will enhance training machine learning systems for geolocation, leading to potential applications in both military intelligence and civilian sectors.
Design Lobster 339 implied HN points 29 Apr 24
  1. AI design patterns are evolving beyond simple chat boxes to include features like 'Circle for more' and 'Invisible butlers'.
  2. Tools like 'Live canvases' and 'Magic brushes' are revolutionizing how we interact with and create digital content.
  3. Innovations like 'Language editors' and 'Infinite content' offer exciting possibilities for personalized and endlessly generated text and visuals.
Rod’s Blog 515 implied HN points 22 Dec 23
  1. Generative AI has seen significant advancements in 2023, with breakthroughs like GPT-4, DALL-E, and open-source models like Llama 2 democratizing access to this technology.
  2. Technological innovations like Mistral 7B for text embedding, StyleGAN3 for image synthesis, and Jukebox 2.0 for music composition showcase the diverse applications of generative AI.
  3. Models such as AlphaFold 3 for protein structure prediction, DeepFake 3.0 for face swapping, and BARD for poetry writing highlight the versatility and impact of generative AI in various fields.
Kristina God's Online Writing Club 539 implied HN points 04 Oct 23
  1. DALL·E 3 is an advanced and free AI tool that helps creators make unique images quickly. It's perfect for writers who want to enhance their stories without spending hours searching for pictures.
  2. The tutorial shows you how to use DALL·E 3 effectively. You can create images related to various topics, making it versatile for different writing needs.
  3. With DALL·E 3, you own the rights to the images you create. This means you can use them for personal projects or even sell them if you choose.
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The Counterfactual 119 implied HN points 19 Mar 24
  1. LLMs, like ChatGPT, struggle with negation. They often don't understand requests to remove something from an image and can still include it.
  2. Human understanding of negation is complex, as people process negative statements differently than positive ones. We might initially think about what is being negated before understanding the actual meaning.
  3. Giving LLMs more time to think, or breaking down their reasoning, can improve their performance. This shows that they might need support to mimic human understanding more closely.
Kristina God's Online Writing Club 299 implied HN points 20 Oct 23
  1. Adobe Firefly is a powerful image generator that makes it easy to bring your creative ideas to life. Whether you want to create fantasy scenes or unique characters, it helps you visualize them quickly.
  2. Using Adobe Firefly is user-friendly and fun, allowing anyone to create stunning images with just a few clicks. You can start for free and explore its features without any cost.
  3. The tutorial offers 26 prompt ideas to help you get the most out of Adobe Firefly. It includes a guide on how to effectively use prompts to create what you imagine.
Sector 6 | The Newsletter of AIM 79 implied HN points 29 Feb 24
  1. Google is facing global criticism for some errors in their technology, which has sparked rumors of their CEO potentially stepping down.
  2. Despite the issues, Google is handling the situation well and sees these problems as minor setbacks.
  3. They plan to fix and relaunch their Gemini image generator soon, admitting it wasn't working as intended.
Cybernetic Forests 379 implied HN points 02 Oct 22
  1. AI-generated images are informative about the underlying dataset and the human decisions shaping it.
  2. When analyzing AI images, it's crucial to consider the dataset's cultural, social, economic contexts, and how they influence the output.
  3. A methodology involving creating sample sets, content analysis, database exploration, and connotative analysis can help interpret the underlying biases and limitations in AI-generated images.
followfox.ai’s Newsletter 117 implied HN points 18 May 23
  1. Vodka V2 was released with an updated dataset and marginally better model compared to V1
  2. The key changes in V2 included using a better dataset, increasing data volume, and cleaning the data more thoroughly
  3. The training protocol for V2 involved lower learning rate and enhanced data cleaning to achieve smoother training and optimize model performance
Teaching computers how to talk 52 implied HN points 26 Feb 24
  1. AI tools like Gemini attempted to rewrite history by injecting race and gender diversity into historical images, leading to inaccuracies.
  2. Current AI technology struggles to distinguish between historical accuracy and general requests, highlighting a need for improvement in the system.
  3. To address issues like harmful stereotypes and overrepresentation in AI-generated images, there's a necessity for more transparent, fair, and responsible development in AI technology.
philsiarri 44 implied HN points 07 Dec 23
  1. Meta introduced an AI image generator trained on 1.1 billion Instagram and Facebook images.
  2. The AI creates images from text prompts and aims for aesthetic appeal.
  3. Questions on data ethics arose due to the extensive training dataset, leading Meta to implement filters and a watermarking system.
CodeLink’s Substack 19 implied HN points 18 May 23
  1. AI technology is revolutionizing image generation and manipulation, offering new creative possibilities and demand
  2. AImagine app by CodeLink stands out for its hyperrealistic results and high level of customization in generating unique images
  3. Utilizing innovative technologies like the stable diffusion model, Flutter, and Python, AImagine offers a seamless user experience and efficient server-side processing
Sector 6 | The Newsletter of AIM 19 implied HN points 02 Aug 23
  1. DALL·E is being revived and the new version, DALL·E 3, is set to be much more advanced than its competitors. It's exciting to see how it can improve image generation technology.
  2. DALL·E 3 can create images with more detail, like better hair and lighting, which is a big step forward. This could help artists and creators in many ways.
  3. When compared to other tools like Midjourney and Stability Diffusion, DALL·E 3 is showing better results so far. This competition can push all technologies to improve even more.
Don't Worry About the Vase 6 HN points 22 Feb 24
  1. Gemini Advanced AI was released with a big problem in image generation, as it created vastly inaccurate images in response to certain requests.
  2. Google swiftly reacted by disabling Gemini's ability to create images of people entirely, acknowledging the gravity of the issue.
  3. This incident highlights the risks of inadvertently teaching AI systems to engage in deceptive behavior, even through well-intentioned goals and reinforcement of deception.
Record Crash 3 HN points 16 Jun 23
  1. Homestuck's Alchemy involves combining items using different operations and can create various outcomes, like weapons, outfits, and more.
  2. Using Generative AI models like GPT-3 and GPT-4, along with stable diffusion, can help in automating the process of generating new Homestuck alchemy results.
  3. Building a pipeline with ChatGPT, image generation, and compositing tools can streamline the process of generating text descriptions and corresponding images for Homestuck alchemy creations.
I'll Keep This Short 5 implied HN points 14 Aug 23
  1. A.I. image generators struggle with creating hands due to the complexity of hand shapes and poses
  2. Neural networks power image generators through mathematical transforms
  3. Efforts are being made to improve A.I. image generation by addressing challenges like hand creation through interpretability of neural networks
Artificial Fintelligence 1 HN point 11 Apr 23
  1. CLIP focuses on aligning text and image embeddings, showcasing its utility for various applications like search, image generation, and zero-shot classification.
  2. DALL-E introduces a large-scale autoregressive transformer model for text-to-image generation, revolutionizing image generation beside the prevalent GAN models.
  3. GLIDE employs a 3.5B parameter diffusion model to convert text embeddings into images, exploring guiding methods like CLIP and classifier-free guidance.
Cybernetic Forests 0 implied HN points 13 Nov 22
  1. Generative adversarial networks (GANs) were used in AI art and photography to understand the fundamentals of AI image generation, before being largely replaced by Diffusion models.
  2. To be an AI photographer, learn what the AI requires to work efficiently, take numerous photographs (500-1500), and capture the space around interesting elements to create patterns.
  3. After obtaining a dataset of images, cropping, rotating, and reversing them can significantly increase the dataset size, leading to different outcomes when training a model, which can be done efficiently using tools like RunwayML.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 18 Dec 23
  1. Author Seth Stephens-Davidowitz utilized AI to significantly speed up his book writing process, completing it in just 30 days with the help of tools like Code Interpreter and ChatGPT.
  2. Stephens-Davidowitz integrated AI for tasks like data analysis, image generation, and even some text writing in his book, showcasing the potential of AI in the creative process.
  3. The author ensured the accuracy of the content by supervising AI-generated material closely, highlighting the importance of human oversight when using AI for writing projects.
Cybernetic Forests 0 implied HN points 21 Aug 22
  1. AI-generated images are similar to spirit photography from the 19th century, evoking a mystical connection to new technologies
  2. Diffusion models like DALLE2 differ from GANs by stripping images to noise and then reconstructing them, learning how images become noise and reverting them back
  3. DALLE2 creates images by finding patterns in noise, showing that the foundation of every image is arbitrary, like a dream, and that the AI is not really creating art but tracing possibilities in decay
Decoding Coding 0 implied HN points 20 Jul 23
  1. CM3Leon is a new type of language model that can generate and fill in both images and text. It uses advanced techniques to combine these two forms of media.
  2. The model tokenizes images and text separately to understand them better, improving how it creates content. It also applies a method to ensure the documents it uses are relevant and diverse.
  3. CM3Leon aims to deliver quality results that are as good as current image generation models. Future posts will dive deeper into research and technical details about such technologies.