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Gaussian Splatting is an extremely fast non-neural method of doing essentially the same thing as NeRFs do, but without neural networks. It takes both a lot less memory as well as a lot less processing power to run and can be done in realtime with current GPUs.
https://repo-sam.inria.fr/fungraph/3d-gaussian-splatting/
From what I gather from the summarized information, rendering is going to be fast while preparing the data structure to represent the visual objects is slow, but only needs to be done once. Then you can render the object/scene with good performance.
Although, that's when transforming photos into Radiance Fields. Might be a lot faster from 3d model data representation, as that's already accurate to a very high degree.
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if you grab a random image from the net to use for NFT, there's likely to be someone out there who's going to give you legal trouble for using it. If you're using many images, it's virtually guaranteed legal trouble.
The options for avoiding such trouble are to either commission the works from an artist somewhere or have an AI create them for you. Using AI for that is both cheaper and a lot faster. Also allows for a model where you leave it to the market to determine what images are worthwhile and which are not.
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I checked that the json files that you're trying to load are valid json, files so that's not causing the issue. Unfortunately, that also means I'm out of ideas. All I can say is that the two json files you shared are not the direct cause.
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one thing that'd sound worth trying to me is to use the portrait prompt for the first 10-40% of the generation and then swap over to a prompt that creates the style properly.
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Probably means this extension. https://github.com/pkuliyi2015/multidiffusion-upscaler-for-automatic1111
It's my go to extension for upscaling my gens. Combining noise inversion from multidiffusion upscaler with the tile controlnet can produce excellent upscales with very little changing aside from image getting more details.
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ComfyBox is an alternative UI for ComfyUI and comes with a workflow for regional prompting out of the box. The default UI feels quite a bit more comfy than ComfyUI.
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Maybe he could use this lora with a negative weight, then?
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First a disclaimer. I don't actually agree with your premise that AIs are remixing copyrighted works. At least not as a general rule that applies to all AIs and/or all works. However, that discussion would be highly complex and time consuming and inconclusive, so I'll make my argument without challenging that assumption. In any case, I thank you for making an argument that I hadn't heard or thought of before.
When a human artist remixes several other copyrighted works, thus creating something quite new, the human artist then gets the copyright on the resulting work. The less the work resembles any of the originals, individually, the less likely it's that anyone can successfully challenge the copyright of that work in the courts.
So, why would this suddenly become a problem when the person doing the remixing is using AI to do it? Especially when the mixing is usually so thorough that you can't even name the works that are being mixed.
So, why would there be anything to excuse?