Pardon my ignorance, but how are user like https://x.com/RUTScore/ still generating NSFW images and videos using grok?
Iām just getting into generative art, and i made an account on Grok and it straightway asking me to gtfo even with slight cleavage show.
what im goign wrong?
where is teh right place to start learning realistic generative, can someone help me.
Also, there is nudify-app.com, which generates very good results. It can undress photos, create videos, do face swaps, etc. I have a basic plan and can generate unlimited undress images.
If I may ask, can someone here provide me with some pointers? There are two general actions I want to do -- first, convert actual photos using some of these tools to something more sexy. And second, swap faces onto some existing photos.
Are these options covered here in the last 7 pages? If someone might provide some pointers that would be appreciated.
Also, I am now accustomed to using LLM models on a daily basis, do any of these allow for natural language type instruction? That is clearly easiest.
Thx --
Update, i figured everything out on my own
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I've been working around the edges using chatgpt and Grok but neither of them do NSFW. Venice.ai does work with NSFW and it's pretty good although the work can be sloppy and rushed. If you're trying to preserve a face you will see the resemblance to your original drop off pretty quickly.
But ... Venice does a spectacular job with 30 second videoclips. Truly spectacular. Trust me they are mind blowing and the girl does whatever you want. You will have to pay for the credits but it's worth it.
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An example of Venices work
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Just another shout out about perchance.org which is an amazing free resource. Here are a couple of generators that let you create adult stuff...
If you don't know anything and want to learn, or even just tick a few boxes and generate content then look at:
https://perchance.org/mack-mcgenerator
If you want a nice clean prompt with only a few options then I used to use
https://perchance.org/imaginix
pretty much everything in my badinage Archives thread was generated with that last one.
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Is anyone using a local install, ie: on their own computer?
I keep reading about Qwen-2.1 which runs on your own computer under Python(?). I've been reading up on this but there's a stinkload of background stuff you need and it's all uber-geeky and technical. I've yet to find a straight forward guide to installation that doesn't make great leaps of assumed knowledge.
Thanks.
I've found the easiest way to get around the "uber-geeky and technical" stuff is to install AI software under Pinokio (pinokio.co). You install Pinokio then you have a bunch of different AI programs (image, video, music, ...) you can install from inside there. I've had success using AI Toolkit (for generating Z-image turbo loras), Fluxgym (flux loras) and Wan2GP (image-to-video). If it's possible to run Qwen-2.1 on your PC (I don't have experience with that one), there's a pretty good chance that there's something in the Pinokio library to get you started.Originally Posted by Griffon
Outside of Pinokio, I'm still a fan of Invoke AI for image generation. It also has a good installation package that takes care of all of the geeky stuff. Offers a nice user-friendly interface to avoid the nodes, etc of something like ComfyUI. With a 12GB VRAM card I've generated a few billion images using the Flux and Z-Image Turbo models.
Has anyone tried using a cloud computing resource for image generation? By which I mean having ComfyUI on my local machine, but sending the processing to the cloud? I know there are a whole bunch of companies, including Google, who rent out processing power by the minute this way, but does anyone have a simple "How To..." guide?
What I've been doing lately is using WaveSpeed AI. I'm too lazy to explain it, so here's an AI explanation:
WaveSpeed AI is a service that lets you use powerful AI image-generation models without having to install or run those models on your own computer. You install a free program called WaveSpeed Desktop, which provides the interface where you enter prompts, upload reference images, choose an AI model, and adjust settings.
When you click Generate, the program sends your instructions and images over the internet to WaveSpeed's powerful computer servers, which do the actual AI processing and create the image. The finished image is then sent back to your computer. In other words, your computer is essentially a remote control and display, while WaveSpeed supplies the computing power needed to run the AI.
You pay for the use of those remote computing resources through WaveSpeed's credit system. The advantage is that you can use sophisticated AI models without needing an expensive computer or graphics card of your own.
If you use their website interface, it won't allow you to make porn. But using the desktop interface allows you to do x-rated material, if you choose a model that doesn't have any inherent anti-porn filters (like seedream).
The desktop app also includes Z-Image, which runs for free on your own computer without using their servers at all. The downside is, unless you have a great home computer setup, it's very very slow.
There are also options for making videos, but I haven't tried those out.
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