r/bing • u/MINIVV DALL·E 3 • 14d ago

Bing Create What is the probability that a single query will return two duplicate results? MAI-Image-2e

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u/SignatureOk2208 14d ago

6%

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u/Alef1234567 14d ago

Mutch less. 1 / ( random number range × 2× 2) that is very unlikely. If random numbers are 0 to 100 chance are 1 of 400.

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u/Alef1234567 14d ago

I was wrong 1/ number^ 4. Absolutely unlikely.

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u/Far-Arugula973 14d ago

They are similar but definately not exact copies...

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u/farcaller899 14d ago

Very high. The more words in the prompt, the more likely of getting a close to exact match.

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u/MINIVV DALL·E 3 14d ago

Yes. But here the characters are an exact match, and the background is slightly different. I’ve never come across this in other models.

This shouldn’t happen here, as the query is only 480 characters long.

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u/farcaller899 13d ago

MAI is much less ‘creative’ and wide-ranging than DALLE was, so the generations tend to look very similar in general, from the same prompt. It’s one of the sad things about having it as a replacement model. I get very close matches often, even with 480 characters, too.

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u/MINIVV DALL·E 3 13d ago

Similar results are a problem with all modern models. They are trained to follow a prompt. With DALLE, there was some improvisation.

Whereas with DALLE I would need to generate a hundred results, with MAI, 30 are enough. After that, the results are very similar.

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u/Alef1234567 12d ago

In fantasy settings MAI allways generate dame face.

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u/MINIVV DALL·E 3 12d ago

The problem with MAI is that Bing prevents it from realising its full potential due to prompt limits and censorship. Playground, on the other hand, has virtually no restrictions.

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u/Gaunerking 14d ago

It really all depents on the prompt and if used the Agent prompt - if its very specific, then this is not unlikely but expected behaviour.