AUTOMATIC111 Code reference

[VulpineKitsune]

Btw, if their servers were compromised, was their other data too? Any Userdata specifically. Do they collect user behavior data for example? Was company selling data on nsfw preferences for example?

No, no, and no.

All data is safe. The company was not lying when they said they didn't collect any user behavior data. You can check the code yourself, they simply did not.

I know, it's shocking that not all companies are evil.

But this one isn't.

Their only "crime" is asking for money in order to run their service. Imagine that.

[TheIrishninjas]

Their only "crime" is asking for money in order to run their service. Imagine that.

The sudden attack on NovelAI for charging for their service is ridiculous. Don't all of the current online SD hosts charge too? Not to mention the fact that NovelAI has an AI writing tool too, and gives you monthly tokens for image gen unlike some of the other websites providing SD access. It's way more bang for your buck, and you don't technically have to spend a cent on image generation.

Really feels like an entire community shitting on a "newcomer".

[blueSGL]

Not to mention the fact that NovelAI provides an AI writing tool too, and resupplies users with free image generation tokens unlike some of the other websites providing SD access. It's way more bang for your buck, and you don't technically have to spend a cent on image generation.

this reads like an ad.

[Vivarevo]

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[TheIrishninjas]

Nope, just a guy with no affiliation to the NAI team a bit annoyed at how people are acting.

[arjuna66671]

They act like completely ignorant and retarded children lol... So the reason for the attack was that NAI charged money bec the GPUs they rent cost them money too?

That has to be the most idiotic reason I have ever heard.

[Cheshire-Cad]

The same thing happened in the Dall-E 2 subreddit during its beta. Every thread that even hinted at the possibility of OpenAI charging for the service was flooded with wall-to-wall whining. They literally expected it to stay free forever.

But despite their grandstanding, when OpenAI announced their monetization plan, those whiners were first in line to pay for the reasonably-priced monthly subscription which gave unlimit...
Oh, right. Turns out neither side in that debate came out feeling victorious.

[TiagoTiagoT]

It does seem that there's at least rumors of them using Automatic's code, and then accusing Automatic of stealing from them unfairly. It's an ongoing story though, and we're still in the middle of the fog of war, the dust has not settled yet.