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Posted by ilreb 15 hours ago

Qwen-Image-3.0: Rich Content, Authentic Details, Deep Knowledge(qwen.ai)
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lifthrasiir 12 hours ago|
> In the three examples below, the model accurately renders Japanese, Korean, and Spanish respectively.

And yet the Korean text is not accurate... [1]

[1] E.g. "드레스 컬렉션 dress collection" has vowels ㅔ mixed with ㅐ, "초웜한" should be "초월한 exceeding", "신키한" should be "실키한 silky", "디자언되다" should be "디자인되다 have been designed", "로얼" should be "로열 royal", and so on.

topheroo 9 hours ago||
I’d argue that talking about “authentic” AI-generated images is oxymoronic.
dzonga 8 hours ago||
once a.i images took over - a lot of things that were based on images died.

going to a fancy restaurant coz of 'you can take good pics' - dead - a.i can recreate that cheaper.

which means for a certain demographic - dating apps are dead too - since those were largely based on swiping photos.

the premium of in-person / small intimate events has gone up. likewise meeting in person, or doing things with a person live.

this also means imperfection has gone up in value (imperfection is a human quality).

jarjoura 7 hours ago||
I would attribute any in-person cultural shift to the generation of 20-somethings trapped online during their teenage years from COVID. They are finally old enough, and have enough power to run things.
BoorishBears 8 hours ago|||
"the premium of in person" is a string of words that only means something to people in a very specific circle where everyone is constantly trying to tastemake and write in lower case.

Ironically they have extremely limited influence on how the larger world moves: normal people won't meaningfully change their habits around eating good food or meeting up with each other just because AI can generate a picture of either.

hankbond 8 hours ago||
the era of wabi-sabi is among us.
bejd 13 hours ago||
I wonder if they got permission to generate that (admittedly impressive) Berserk image.
ndom91 11 hours ago||
Again not released on huggingface immediately?
treetalker 15 hours ago||
The red-dress woman's vestigial pinkie toes …
maxloh 13 hours ago||
I am curious whether the model requires a font to be installed. Does it also generate the glyphs for the text?
simonw 13 hours ago||
Yes, it generates the text without using a font. Same is true of other image models like ChatGPT Images and Gemini Nano Banana and Midjourney.
vunderba 8 hours ago||
It's a proprietary model as a service - it doesn't require anything outside of a browser. But even when they released open-weight (the original Qwen-Image) it's a diffusion model and can't use custom font files.
Mr_Eri_Atlov 6 hours ago||
Image generation is the least interesting and most concerning aspect of AI.

I see lots of useful tools made related to translation and code generation, but image generation seems to be primarily used to deceive, harass, or embelish to the point of questioning what the point of a photo is anymore anyway?

kthartic 5 hours ago|
I can give one innocent example - I made an app that summarises D&D sessions, including images to depict some of the scenes.

But I understand the jaded perspective. I guess the idea of ‘deepfakes’ didn’t give AI image gen a great reputational start.

luciana1u 10 hours ago||
the natural endpoint of this technology is product photos that look better than the actual product, which is going to make unboxing videos the last remaining source of truth on the internet
lalith_c 5 hours ago|
didn’t anthropic accuse them of stealing fable?
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