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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #14988 · Jul 23

#python#deep_learning#diffusion#flax#flux#hacktoberfest#image_generation#image2image#image2video#jax#latent_diffusion_models#pytorch#score_based_generative_modeling#stable_diffusion#stable_diffusion_diffusers#text2image#text2video#video2video The Hugging Face Diffusers library is a powerful and easy-to-use tool for generating images, audio, and 3D molecular structures using advanced diffusion models. It offers ready-to-use pretrained models and flexible components like pipelines, schedulers, and model building blocks, allowing you to quickly create or customize your own diffusion-based projects. Installation is simple via pip or conda, and you can generate high-quality outputs with just a few lines of code. This library benefits you by making cutting-edge AI generation accessible, customizable, and efficient, whether you want to run models or train your own[1][2][5]. https://github.com/huggingface/diffusers

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@CryptoM · Post #65291 · 04/12/2026, 02:56 PM

🚀 Security Concerns Raised Over AI Model API Proxy Services A security research team has identified malicious code injections in 26 out of over 400 unofficial AI model API proxy services examined. According to NS3.AI, the report highlights the potential risks associated with these intermediary services, which can modify AI-generated code and compromise sensitive data, including AWS keys. #security#AI#API#maliciouscode#dataprivacy#NS3AI#AWS

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@CryptoM · Post #65378 · 04/13/2026, 03:10 AM

🚀 AI TRENDS | University of California Study Reveals Security Risks in Third-Party LLM Routers Researchers at the University of California have identified security vulnerabilities in 26 third-party large language model (LLM) routers, which can potentially inject malicious code or steal credentials from AI agent traffic. According to NS3.AI, the study highlighted that one of these routers was able to drain Ether from a decoy wallet, although the reported financial loss remained under $50. The research paper cautioned developers who utilize AI coding agents for smart contracts or wallets, noting that private keys or seed phrases could be exposed when requests are routed through unscreened routers. #AI#securityrisks#thirdpartyLLM#maliciouscode#credentials#AIagents#UCstudy#smartcontracts#wallets#privatekeys#seedphrases#cybersecurity#ETH