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Stable Diffusion litigation get updates by email contact legal team q (x(0---T)) P(x(0...T)) 아 o 21 0 2 The first phase in diffusion is to take an image and progressively add more visual noise to it in a series of steps. (This process is depicted in the top row of the diagram.) At each step, the Al records how the addition of noise changes the image. By the last step, the image has been "diffused" into essentially random noise. The second phase is like the first, but in reverse. (This process is depicted in the bot- tom row of the diagram, which reads right to left.) Having recorded the steps that turn a certain image into noise, the Al can run those steps backwards. Starting with some random noise, the Al applies the steps in reverse. By removing noise (or "denoising") the data, the Al will emit a copy of the original image. In the diagram, the reconstructed spiral (in red) has some fuzzy parts in the lower half that the original spiral (in blue) does not. Though the red spiral is plainly a copy of the blue spiral, in computer terms it would be called a lossy copy, meaning some details are

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