Revolutionizing Instruction Following: Open AI's Image Generation Model Unleashed
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The large language model Revolution was ignited by the groundbreaking concept of instruction following, giving rise to models like instruct GPT by open AI. This new model is a game-changer in image generation and instruction following, leaving its predecessors in the dust. Recently, open AI unleashed a cutting-edge image generation model that excels at following instructions, triggering a wave of creativity known as the Studio Ghibli effect. People are transforming all sorts of content into captivating Studio Ghibli-style images, showcasing the model's remarkable capabilities.
Driven by curiosity, the speaker decided to put this model to the test by challenging it to create mind maps, revealing its enhanced text rendering, detailed directions, and character consistency. Drawing inspiration from past works like pixel CNN, the model combines auto-regressive and diffusion models to push the boundaries of image generation. By generating multiple examples and leveraging in context learning, the model delivers top-notch results, setting a new standard in the field. The speaker's experiments with prompts, including crafting mind maps and characters from the Westworld TV show, underscore the model's versatility and potential for innovative applications.
Exploring prompt rewriting and the model's decision-making process sheds light on its advanced capabilities in instruction following. As the model continues to evolve, users are encouraged to delve into its features and share their experiences to unlock new creative possibilities beyond traditional image generation. This model represents a significant leap forward in the world of AI, promising endless opportunities for exploration and discovery.
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User switched to Gemini API and finds it amazing
Comment on the potential applications of the technology in context learning and text capability
User successfully generated images of humanoid household robots with Midjourney
Observation on the model recognizing and placing cartoon characters from West World in a mind map
User considering using the technology for an AI note taker app
Question on using AI to fix letters with the same style
User's experience with the model having a hard time with fashion and improvements on the Sora page
Mention of frustrations with GPT and imagegen filter
User's success in enhancing Midjourney images with the technology
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