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Intelligent Java
Integrate with the latest language models, image generation and speech
Intelligent java (IntelliJava) is the ultimate tool to integrate with the latest language models and deep learning frameworks using java. The library provides an intuitive functions for sending input to models like ChatGPT and DALL·E, and receiving generated text, speech or images. With just a few lines of code, you can easily access the power of cutting-edge AI models to enhance your projects. Access ChatGPT, GPT3 to generate text and DALL·E to generate images. OpenAI is preferred for quality... -
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ControlNet
Extension for Stable Diffusion using edge, depth, pose, and more
ControlNet is a neural network architecture that enhances Stable Diffusion by enabling image generation conditioned on specific visual structures such as edges, poses, depth maps, and segmentation masks. By injecting these auxiliary inputs into the diffusion process, ControlNet gives users powerful control over the layout and composition of generated images while preserving the style and flexibility of generative models. It supports a wide range of conditioning types through pretrained modules...
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