Mayya: Stable Diffusion reproduction rate of training data is 1%
Varun Mayya · Ep #4 | WTF is ChatGPT: Heaven or Hell? | w/ Nikhil, Varun Mayya, Tanmay, Umang & Aprameya · Nikhil Kamath · May 14, 2023 · at 34:12
AI entrepreneur Varun Mayya discusses AI copyright issues and diffusion models with Nikhil Kamath.
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“And the reproduction rate for something like stable diffusion is one percent.”
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