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Someone posted a question which included the #krita hashtag about when Krita or GIMP and so would support "AI". I won't reply or mention them because they were anonymous people without a bio, but the answer is:
* if there are libraries with a GPLv3+ compatible license
* if there are models trained only on publicly available images, instead of pirated copyrighted images (Krita is GPLv3, so yeah, we support copyright _and_ copyleft).
* if our users actually need or want AI assistance.
As this was a big project, It is not going to be easy task for this to be sure. But this is somewhat better than just bundling this feature into single package.
@halla the last point is the point ! Only if we want to ne assisted.
Ai must be and must stay an option.
@halla Please don't include exploitative models like those mammoth diffusion models. Other non-exploitative, non-generative models and relatively benign such as pose estimation from a photo reference are fine, at least to me. And I think artists will appreciate effort to incorporate such non-exploitative model that's actually helpful to them
@halla I don't think it's a good idea, specially knowing that will make people more, and more lazy