> I haven't seen a text-based model sharing site spring up yet (perhaps they already have and I don't know about it yet)
replyHuggingface.
The reason HF doesn’t also compete for image gen is probably some combination of momentum from Civit AI and HF not wanting to deal with the moderation headache.
Civit ai is like 99% porn though. Most production usage of image gen is google or open ai as they are by far the best
replyAs I said, a lot of the obvious things. And if you're scrolling through the front page without being logged in (i.e., so the default "no mature content" filter is on), there's some really creative stuff being done. I personally like the looks of the RPGv5 (or is the guy up to v6 by now? I forget) model, and plan to use it eventually to create custom portraits of characters in my tabletop roleplay campaigns. (Not running any right now, due to having basically zero free time at the moment, but eventually my current situation will change and I'll have the occasional weekend open again).
replyBut for a site sharing code-generation models, it's a very different scenario. I'm curious to see what will happen in that space.
Google and OpenAI are good for one-offs but if you want a consistent style you need to use a LoRA.
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