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What AI tools have you been using in your free time?
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I second Stable Diffusion, was using Automatic1111 to visualize characters for a script. They tend to be fairly generic, but with a few tweaks it's alright. It's mostly for brain storming for me right now since I can draw just fine and there's less legal issues if I ever was to use it as game assets, etc. Loras and neuralnets are kind of game changers, too.
Naturally for code I was using GPT 3.5 but it got kind of bad. I would upgrade but I've been a bit too lazy/cheap to look for good alternatives. Saved me a lot of training time when I needed to pick up R real quick for a contract job I had, though.