In my previous post about experimenting with Stable Diffusion, I left out a couple of important things.
The first, is to link to this blog post. It has some excellent info on how to set up Stable Diffusion, how to run it, and the various parameters.…
All of a sudden, all that anybody seems to talk about when it comes to AI-based image generation is Stable Diffusion from Stability AI. Not that that’s a bad thing, mind you 🙂
Till Stable Diffusion came along, if you wanted to do any image generation using AI, you either had to use the limited (in terms of free) image generation provided by Dall-e or MidJourney, or look at Google’s Imagen and simply hope/wish that one day you would have access to that kind of quality when generating images 😛
Sure, there are other alternatives like Craiyon, but the quality isn’t as good as that of Dall-e or its ilk.…