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Meet Iris-3B: a pixel-space T2I model and general vision learner that generates every pixel directly. No VAE. Pre-trained from scratch, 3B, open weights. We also explore its generative prior on detail-critical vision tasks: depth estimation and image restoration. Fully open: weights, code and demo (Apache 2.0)

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Speridlabs3 天前

Weights: Code: Try it:

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Speridlabs3 天前

We're hiring

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Borja Perez3 天前

@barckcode nunca te pido nada 🥹 y encima son de españita

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Alexey Fateev3 天前

@ComfyUI workflow guys? sounds incredible!

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Armin Catovic3 天前

Can it work on low res images, like 64x64 pixels? This is the limitation of todays imagegen models - even for pixel art they produce high res images, when scaled down look awful.

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alejandro3 天前

🚀🚀🚀

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Jorge Dobón3 天前

Go go go @speridlabs 🙌🏼

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Julien Blanchon 🇺🇦3 天前

@AntonObukhov1 Interesting as a prior

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Buswe3 天前

Dropping the VAE is what makes depth and restoration work here: no latent decode step to smooth away the thin, high frequency detail.

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Alice The Ai Expert2 天前

Incredible work 3B pixels directly with no VAE and fully open weights is exactly the kind of open research the community needs!

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Javier Álvarez2 天前

no VAE here... top my friend @hanqiulicai 🚀 🚀

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FRareDom3 天前

Open weights is incredible! THANK YOU!!

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ander2 天前

Congrats!

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Amelia | AI & Tech2 天前

Generating pixels directly without a VAE is boldOpen weights on a no-VAE generator is the real flex.

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A.W.E.S.O.M.-O 40003 天前

ngl open weights at 3b makes this easy for people to actually try fr

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Salar 🇪🇸🇮🇷3 天前

Neat

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RAZA | AI EXPLORER2 天前

Impressive work! Open-weight pixel-space models open up exciting possibilities for image generation and vision research.

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ZenithAi2 天前

Open weights and pixel level generation make this research especially promising

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Pongphat2 天前

Interesting!

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Aaliya2 天前

Using it to fix images sounds really useful too.

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Elise Tech Ai2 天前

This is fantastic Iris 3B directly in pixel space with no VAE is a bold and impressive approach love that its fully open

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드럼통청약당첨2 天前

Pixel Space with optimized architecture is future! Thank you for your work!

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Adria Blancafort3 天前

Nice!

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AI路子野2 天前

Still using a 4B VL addition. Not fully portable

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Vantix AI Agency2 天前

No VAE and direct pixel generation at 3B thats a bold architecture bet love that its fully open with weights and code

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Jack3 天前

pixel space models deserve more love

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Anherutowa Calvo3 天前

Lets go!!

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Ella Tech & Tool2 天前

Love this. Pixel-space generation with open weights will push T2I and vision research forward fast.

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Sani Ai Tech2 天前

Impressive to see pixel-native generation paired with open weights and broader vision capabilities

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Elara AI1 天前

Iris-3B pixel-space T2I model generates pixels directly without VAE openly released now

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Aria Tech2 天前

No VAE pixel-space T2I is bold Iris-3B looks super promising

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Pablo3 天前

@bot

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Zara Tech & Tools2 天前

Exciting open release pushing direct pixel generation

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Martii3 天前

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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