AI image generation has quickly become a popular – and somewhat controversial – pocket of the internet, so you may be wondering how to use apps like Stable Diffusion on your Mac. Stable Diffusion can ...

Stable Diffusion is an exciting and increasingly popular AI generative art tool that takes simple text prompts and creates incredible images seemingly from nothing. While there are controversies over ...

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The AI software Stable Diffusion has a remarkable ability to turn text into images. When I asked the software to draw “Mickey Mouse in front of a McDonald’s sign,” for example, it generated the ...

An app called Diffusion Bee lets users run the Stable Diffusion machine learning model locally on their Apple Silicon Mac to create AI-generated art. Here's how to get started. Stable Diffusion is a ...

Stability AI, the startup behind the text-to-image AI model Stable Diffusion, thinks 3D model creation tools could be the next big thing in generative AI. At least, that’s the message it’s sending ...

The AI research team at Qualcomm has recently made a significant breakthrough by deploying Stable Diffusion, a popular AI-based text-to-image generative model, on a smartphone using the company's AI ...

Stable Diffusion, the AI that can generate images from text in an astonishingly realistic way, has been updated with a bunch of new features. However, many users aren't happy, complaining that the new ...

When asked to generate 300 images for one of 14 jobs -- seven "high-paying" and seven "low-paying" -- Stable Diffusion rendered the most images of light-skinned men for positions like CEO, lawyer, ...

Last week, Swiss software engineer Matthias Bühlmann discovered that the popular image synthesis model Stable Diffusion could compress existing bitmapped images with fewer visual artifacts than JPEG ...