From physics to generative AI: An AI model for advanced pattern generation | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Drawing inspiration from physics, a new Poisson Flow Generative Model ++ (PFGM++) integrates diffusion and Poisson Flow principles, outperforming existing diffusion models in advanced image generation. This breakthrough in generative AI taps into both the complexity of electric fields and the simplicity of diffusion to create realistic patterns and images with potential applications spanning multiple domains.

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