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It's always the same with AI research: "we have something amazing but you can't use it because it's too powerful and we think you are an idiot who cannot use your own judgement."

>>rvnx+(OP)
I can understand the reasoning behind this, though.

Dall-E had an entire news cycle (on tech-minded publications, that is) that showcased just how amazing it was.

Millions* of people became aware that technology like Dall-E exists, before anyone could get their hands on it and abuse it. (*a guestimate, but surely a close one)

One day soon, inevitably, everyone will have access to something 10x better than Imagen and Dall-E. So at least the public is slowly getting acclimated to it before the inevitable "theater-goers running from a projected image of a train approaching the camera" moment

>>rvnx+(OP)
As someone that spent an evening trying to generate images of Hitler Lego I think they have a point.