How to Train an AI Image Model on Yourself

FYI: For Flux, there is a lot more power in the text-encoder &amp; you can prompt with more meaningful and comprehensive sentences. Thus, less of the traditional comma separated &amp; concise phrasing we saw in stable diffusion.<p>You should do the same with your training images. Caption everything you do not want the model to remember as &quot;you&quot; (what you&#x27;re doing, wearing, accompanied by, accessories, etc).

I did this for our beloved, dead cat... On replicate, too. I loved the results, until at one point I suddenly got really creeped out about the thing I was doing.

Replicate does make this particularly easy while still being somewhat developer focused. I&#x27;ve used it for a few people in our group chat so we can make silly in-joke memes and stuff and the results are quite stunning. Replicate then offers the model up over a simple API (shown in the post) if you wanted to let people generate right from the chat, etc. Replicate is worth poking around a bit more broadly, too, they have some interesting models on there (though the pricing tends not to be very competitive if you were going to do it at scale.)

This is fantastic but now you need to train a model to detect AI generated images from actual photos. Then of course , a model to beat the detector model and then a model to catch the model that beats the detector model and so on.<p>Thank you from people holding NVDA.

I did this a while back, though it was pictures of my wife in lingerie.<p>- I asked grok to generate a list of racey prompts. - Has replicate generate them via script. About 10-20% are very poor, I filtered those out manually. - It also has NSFW guardrails, but a simple retry or word juggle gives you a chance to get around it.<p>I think I spent $10

What I want is to be able to feed in a bunch of videos and generate an animatable (from talking) 3D face from that data. I suppose you in theory only need 3 images (front and sides). But mapping pixels to motion is interesting (facial expressions).<p>There wouldn&#x27;t be depth data so it would be inferred from shadows

I’m imagining something where an influencer trains AI to make and post images of themselves on social media, then the influencer dies but the AI keeps going forever.

I had set up automatic1111 a while back, and I believe the webui let you your image generation have a starting image. It&#x27;s kind of fun to have a cartoon of yourself based on an image.

Thank you for sharing. Is there any model that can help train convert pictures into cartoon or flat vector illustration?

is something like this possible to do with video yet?