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Before you can do that, you have to spend hours of computation to figure out a prompt and a set of variables that perfectly match the picture you want to transmit.
Sure, but this is just a more visual example of how compression using an ML model can work.
The time you spend reworking the prompt, or tweaking the steps/cfg/etc. is outside of the scope of this example.
And if we're really talking about creating a good pic it helps to use tools like control net/inpainting/etc... which could still be communicated to the receiving machine, but then you're starting to lose out on some of the compression by a factor of about 1KB for every additional additional time you need to run the model to get the correct picture.