I’ve been exploring the world of AI models, and I have to say, Flux Krea Dev has stolen the show. This open-source model has taken the AI community by storm, and for good reason. I was initially drawn to it because I wanted to recreate SD3 style glitches, but what I discovered was something entirely different. The team at Krea has trained this model with their custom aesthetic criteria, and the result is nothing short of breathtaking.
What sets Flux Krea Dev apart is its unique approach to AI-generated art. Unlike other models like Dalle 2 and Imagen 2, which have become closed-off, Flux Krea Dev is open-source and available to the community. This means that developers and artists can experiment with it, push its boundaries, and create something truly innovative.
If you’re interested in learning more about Flux Krea Dev, I highly recommend checking out the Krea blog post on its open-source release. It’s a fascinating read that delves into the model’s capabilities and potential uses.
In a world where AI models are becoming increasingly closed-off, Flux Krea Dev is a breath of fresh air. It’s a testament to what can be achieved when creativity and innovation are combined with a willingness to share and collaborate. So, what do you think? Are you as excited about Flux Krea Dev as I am?