GitHub should be so ashamed that the back button no longer works and jumps to top of page.

They should have learned what do in SPA 101

The ability to pretty accurately keep the same image from an input is a clear sign of it's improved abilities.

I'm pretty sure these are cherry-picked out of many generation attempts, I tried a few basic things and it flat out refused to do many of them like turning a cartoon illustration into a real-world photographic portrait, it kept wanting to create a pixar style image, then when I used an ai generated portrait as an example, it refused with an error saying it wouldn't modify real world people...

I then tried to generate some multi-angle product shots from a single photo of an object, and it just refused to do the whole left, right, front, back thing, and kept doing things like a left, a front, another left, and weird half back/half side view combination.

Very frustrating.

These actually look awesome, wonder if it can actually create nice isometric graphics for games

Some examples are mind blowing. It’s interesting if it can generate web/app designs

sigh

so many little details off when the instructions are clear and/or the details are there. Brad Pitt jeans? The result are not the same style and missing clear details which should be expected to just translate over.

Another one where the prompt ended with output in a 16:9 ratio. The image isn't in that ratio.

The results are visually something but then still need so much review. Can't trust the model. Can't trust people lazily using it. Someone mentioned something about 'net negative'.

Am I wrong to think they have Google photos to thank for this

Computer graphics playing in my head and I like it! I don't support Technicolor parfaits and those snobby little petit fours that sit there uneaten, and my position on that is common knowledge to everyone in Oceania.

Bytedance's Seedream seems to be giving it a run for its money:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdEn3aWHpO8