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In late November, Meta announced Cicero, an AI agent that can beat humans at the strategy board game Diplomacy in online games played on webDiplomacy.net. That's a major achievement because Diplomacy is a largely social game that requires extensive persuasion, cooperation, and negotiation with other players to win. Basically, Meta developed a bot that could fool humans into thinking they were playing with another human.
Also...as with most technology today, everything is built upon a stack. The LDM stack for which stable diffusion is built upon can be seen on Github and you can all the familiar packages, pytorch, tensor flows, hugging face's transformers, etc. In a similar vein, MJ also has a stack, although it is closed source, so all arguments that MJ has no technological innovation is pure speculation. TBH, I don't think it's wise to devolve the conversation into which tech. is more formative or 'underlying' than the next, stable diffusion and DALLE-2 I would argue are also not 'underlying' tech, they are using similar stacks and innovating 10% along the way as well. I think we will all find that all the developments including MJ/Copilot/Lensa will end up moving the whole field forward in a positive direction.