Comment by minimaxir

1 day ago

Some examples of the Reddit posts/memes:

https://reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1x79gth/why/

https://reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1x7ktbu/enshit...

I gave Flux 3 Klein my typical human test that has never failed on newer image models and it did fail; in addition to lower quality, the fingers were definitely not the correct proportions.

Whether the cause is due to more safeguards against NSFW content is hard to confirm technically; it was more an intuition back in the Stable Diffusion XL days but I suspect modern training paradigms are better at correlative inference.

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swyx  1 day ago

i think its instructive how the ancient sculptors and artists used to have to draw nudes in order to understand the human body. perhaps our image models need this

  • badsectoracula  1 day ago

    It isn't just the ancient sculptors and artists (unless 20 years ago is ancient :-P), when i went to an art school there were nude drawing lessons there too.

    • podocarp  14 hours ago

      Does it actually help? What about just drawing censored versions or those covered up with a leaf kind? I'm not trying to be difficult but just curious how the whole thing works. Like I don't think drawing clothed models just makes you not understand human anatomy. Also totally understand if it's just some tradition thing people so or whatever.

tetraodonpuffer  1 day ago

did you try with https://huggingface.co/black-forest-labs/flux-3-image-klein-... apparently the model is not going to work well unless this type of "prompt upsampler" is added