stable-gimpfusion VS axodox-machinelearning

Recently (maybe while browsing Youtube ? not sure ..) I came across this .... looked interesting enough that I googled it 'Stable GIMPfusion' and got this link GIMPfusion

Repo here. I consider this is quite a big deal because most of the value Adobe offers over FOSS software is AI related. For example: "Remove this element from my image and generate the background".

A few days ago I published my open-source fully C++ implementation of Stable Diffusion. While most people liked it, some were questioning why is it useful, if we already have Python which can do so many things. So now I bring you a practical example:

And since I am a nice guy, I have decided to create an open source library (see the link for technical details) from it, so anybody can use it - and well hopefully enhance it further so we all benefit. I release this with the MIT license, so you can take and use it as you see fit in your own projects.

Someone just dropped a full C++ implementation of Stable Diffusion and published it as an open-source library under the MIT license. (https://github.com/axodox/axodox-machinelearning)