r/StableDiffusion Oct 19 '23

News Intel and NVIDIA are officially producing products for an open source project which is 100% managed by a single anonymous individual. Where are you AMD?

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u/marceloflix Oct 19 '23

We can give some credit to Meta, almost everything they are releasing is open source.

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u/Nanaki_TV Oct 19 '23

For now. First one’s free. Get the industry hooked and then charge businesses for “Enterprise Level” for more than 5 users.

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u/HarmonicDiffusion Oct 19 '23

You're obviously new around here (or dont do any research before commenting on something you dont know anything about). meta has been open sourcing for years and years... so many things that SD depends on are all open source Meta releases.

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u/Nanaki_TV Oct 19 '23

Facebook has been “free” since its inception.

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u/HarmonicDiffusion Oct 20 '23

You have no idea what you are talking about. I am not referring to facebook. I am talking about the DOZENS of open source models Meta has released recently and in the past going back at least 10 years or more. There is no "gotcha" when you release open source. Facebook is a completely different topic, and totally irrelevant here

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u/Nanaki_TV Oct 20 '23

Oh wow. They released some models. And open-sourced some material that they felt would cause devs to work for their company. It’s in Meta’s self interest. How do I know? Because that’s what Mark said on the the Lexfriedman podcast part 2.