Show HN: Create art from your face using Stable Diffusion

[devxpy]

I've been working on a recipe editor that lets you create AI pipelines without writing code. Trying to create Yahoo Pipes for AI models.

As a demo I've created a recipe for face detection & inpaining via stable diffusion.

Try it out!

[tonetheman]

How do you use it exactly?

I tried to upload my own face but I could not figure out how to upload a mask? Or does it need to match the existing mask?

[devxpy]

It does the masking automatically by doing face recognition.

That's why the mask and cutout are part of the output too!

[Comevius]

You can't ask people in 2022 to upload their own face to your site, you don't even have a privacy policy, not that it would help much. Come on man.

[devxpy]

Adding a privacy policy. "not that it would help much" -- Any ideas on what would help much?

[Comevius]

For you the important part is informing us what happens to the data with a Privacy Policy, and I would also have a Terms of Service requiring uploaders to acknowledge the rights of others, including privacy and intellectual rights.

[devxpy]

By others do you mean the people whose code/models I'm using?

[Comevius]

No, I mean the uploader can upload any photo and your Terms of Service should specify what constitutes misuse. You are not legally required to have a Terms of Service, and the photos people upload are not published, but it still doesn't hurt to create an agreement.

You can put a "By uploading an image you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy" text on the website with the links. This is not a legal advice of course, I cannot be sure that this makes your Terms of Service enforceable, but this is how others like Imgur do it.

[devxpy]

Thanks, this is helpful!

[devxpy]

Added.