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The training and concept of this embedding is adapted from [Nerfgun3/bad_prompt](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Nerfgun3/bad_prompt).
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For these demos, `ORIGINAL` is the base prompt, `PROMPT` corresponds to a standard negative prompt, and `TOKEN` uses `in the style of <wrong>` as the negative prompt. All three images are generated using the same latent/scheduler/seed.
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You _can_ use `in the style of <wrong>` as a part of a normal prompt, at your own peril...
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The training and concept of this embedding is adapted from [Nerfgun3/bad_prompt](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Nerfgun3/bad_prompt).
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#### Demos
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For these demos, `ORIGINAL` is the base prompt, `PROMPT` corresponds to a standard negative prompt, and `TOKEN` uses `in the style of <wrong>` as the negative prompt. All three images are generated using the same latent/scheduler/seed.
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#### Note
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You _can_ use `in the style of <wrong>` as a part of a normal prompt, at your own peril...
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