An attempt to run latest release of Invoke Ai's web gui through Google Colab
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InvokeAI docker images for use in GPU cloud and local environments. Includes AI-Dock base for authentication and improved user experience.
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InvokeAI-Colab provides a simple setup to run the InvokeAI (Stable Diffusion) model on Google Colab. This repository allows users to quickly generate AI art by leveraging the power of cloud computing without needing a high-end local setup. It includes setup instructions and necessary scripts for seamless integration.
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Run the latest release of Invoke Ai's web GUI through Google Colab
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