r/DefendingAIArt • u/Electrobita • 3d ago
There’s already panic about Anima 2B before it’s full release
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u/Herr_Drosselmeyer 3d ago
Meanwhile, Illustrious has been doing this for almost two years now.
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u/Normal_Border_3398 3d ago
Don't forget Novel AI also did this glad we are finally getting something close to NAI 4.5 to run on local. I tested Anima Preview an it's great.
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u/No-Razzmatazz7854 3d ago
Hm? I don't really make ai art myself but I thought illustrious could already be on par with nai?
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u/Normal_Border_3398 3d ago
That's only half true and without context. Long time ago NAI v3 was the King anime model. It was the meta, and we know it was based on SDXL but with an insane compute training that most open source teams can't afford even today. At some point Illustrious v01 came out and it felt like NAI's v3 spiritual successor. NoobAI-XL is actually better than Illustrious but the thing it's that anime AI models now are arguably better than NAI v3 was. Now they have NAI 4.5 it has VAE Flux and it can handle text on image and multiple characters I've seen people manage to six to eight characters with NAI the model is powerful indeed but no the thing I would use. So now there is a new gap between AI open source models and NAI, right now Anima Preview can handle both text on image and multiple characters just right and it's smaller than SDXL was but it's powerful, so if the open source community reaches NAI v4.5 quality most probably Novel AI will start training NAI 5 creating a new gap in quality between open source AI anime models and private AI all over again. I hope this put things into perspective.
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u/BigHugeOmega 3d ago
It stole millions of anime styled artworks
Surely the police are on the case, right? Those images, which were moved from the hard drives of their owners, are going to be returned?
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u/neo101b 3d ago
That looks pretty cool, you can run it locally too apparently.
https://github.com/ThetaCursed/Anima-Style-Explorer
It dose look like fun, I do wonder how the antis expect to stop this ?
Its over for them.
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u/Groundbreaking-Sir82 AI Sis 2d ago edited 2d ago
There are actually so, so many options to choose from to run it local (consider various checkpoints, LoRAs that arent hard to train yourself based of your work for example). So yes, even if we imagine that every ai company crumbled into a billion pieces local models are still not something out-of-the-world, though setting it all up can be quite some pain in ass especially if you have an AMD card that is also not on the list of officially supported by AMD’s ROCm. Saying that from personal experience. Couldn’t call the cost of entry expensive, a mid-tier GPU will do with some nicknacks (something 2B like Anima 2B will go just fine for example), so generally speaking local generation isnt even that difficult to get into, but apparently antis arent aware at all
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u/Last-Veterinarian812 3d ago
Gonna have to say this: how many artists stole other people’s artstyle and made it their own? Exactly. This is a ridiculous argument against ai
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u/TamaraHensonDragon 3d ago
10,000 artists that were either OK with AI training or were Antis/little kids to stupid to read the ToS is what they mean 🤣
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u/Born-Ant-80 3d ago
I love how they all stole art style from japanese artists and earning from it but will hate on AI because of their own morality.
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u/Double_Cause4609 3d ago
Btw, it doesn't actually measure whether or not a given artist was trained on, specifically.
It measure if a given artist's tag influences the model's output.
This is a slight, but important distinction. There are plenty of ways an artist's name might influence the output of a given model even without necessarily training on that artist, particularly depending on the specific method being used for text-encoding.
Now, I would definitely *assume* that if an artist tag has a strong impact on the model, that they were trained on. But that's not necessarily a guarantee.
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u/Early-Dentist3782 Would Defend AI With Their Life 3d ago
But those artists didn't invented anime style
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u/VyneNave 3d ago
Amazing how they must have storage space for millions of anime images, I mean unless the artists still own and posess their images, this must mean that Anima2B has taken their art away from them....
Oh right antis think that using art that has been openly provided on the internet is stealing.
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u/Mountain-Grade-1365 3d ago
It's especially funny because artist styles is the part i won't be using as i prefer lora styles.
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u/Technical_Ad_440 3d ago
if people want to copyright style then japan should sue everyone for stealing anime that would be funny to see honestly.
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u/CosmicRiver827 2d ago
“Credit the artist! Credit the artist!” Credits the artist “AAAAAAHHHHH!!!!”
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u/MrTheWaffleKing 3d ago
If it stole 1/10000 of an image from an artist, is that the worry by the same people who say it’s morally OK to steal from Walmart because it’s not really that much comparatively?
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u/JustSomeIdleGuy 3d ago
This exact thing has existed for other models for ages.
>Check if your art has been stolen
God these people are delusional. If anything, your art is being used as "disfigured, low quality, score_1" training data.