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FLUX.1-Krea and the Rise of Opinionated Models

https://www.dbreunig.com/2025/08/04/the-rise-of-opinionated-models.html
23•dbreunig•3d ago

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TheSilva•3h ago
All but the last example look better (to me) on Krea than ChatGPT-4.1.

The problem with AI images, in my opinion, is not the generated image (that can be better or worse) but the prompt and instructions given to the AI and their "defaults".

So many blog posts and social media updates have that horrible (again, to me) feel and look of overly plastic vibe, like a cartoon that has been burn... just like "needs more JPEG" but "needs more AI-vibe".

gchadwick•2h ago
I'd argue the last one looks better as well, at least if you're considering what looks more 'real'. The ChatGPT one looks like it could have been a shot from a film, the Krea one looks like a photo someone took off their phone of a person heading into a car park on their way back from a party dressed as a super hero (which I think far better fits the vibe of the original image).
resiros•2h ago
I look forward for the day someone trains a model that can do good writing, without emdashes, it's not but and all of the AI slop.
astrange•19m ago
You want a base model like text-davinci-001. Instruct models have most of their creativity destroyed.
MintsJohn•7m ago
This is what finetuning has been all about since stable diffusion 1.5 and especially SDXL. And even something StabilityAI base models excelled at in the open weights category. (Midjourney has always been the champion, but proprietary)

Sadly with SAI going effectively bankrupt things changed, their rushed 3.0 model was broken beyond repair and the later 3.5 just unfinished or something (the api version is remarkably better), gens full of errors and artifacts even though the good ones looked great. It turned out hard to finetune as well.

In the mean time flux got released, but that model can be fried (as in one concept trained in) but not finetuned (this krea flux is not based on the open weights flux). Add to that that as models got bigger training/finetuning now costs an arm and a leg, so here we are, a year after flux got released a good finetune is celebrated as the next new thing :)

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