It's not a problem in a few ways, let me know what you think (feel free to ask for clarification).
1. The training data would've been the best way to get organic results, the input is where it'd be necessary to have representative samples of populations.
2. If the reason the model needs to be manipulated to include more "diversity" is that there wasn't enough "diversity" in the training set then its likely the results will be lower quality
3. People should be free to manipulate the results how they wish, a base model without arbitrary manipulations of "diversity" would be the best starting point to allow users to get the appropriate results
4. A "diverse" group of people depends on a variety of different circumstances, if their method of increasing it is as naive as some of the are claiming this could result in absurdities when generating historical images or images relating to specific locations/cultures where things will be LESS representative
1. The training data would've been the best way to get organic results, the input is where it'd be necessary to have representative samples of populations.
2. If the reason the model needs to be manipulated to include more "diversity" is that there wasn't enough "diversity" in the training set then its likely the results will be lower quality
3. People should be free to manipulate the results how they wish, a base model without arbitrary manipulations of "diversity" would be the best starting point to allow users to get the appropriate results
4. A "diverse" group of people depends on a variety of different circumstances, if their method of increasing it is as naive as some of the are claiming this could result in absurdities when generating historical images or images relating to specific locations/cultures where things will be LESS representative