Consistency error enables direct unlearning in few-step distilled diffusion models

The proposed CePU framework replaces noise-prediction rewards with consistency error, achieving effective concept removal in distilled models without re-distillation.

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Gaurav Patel · Jun Fang · Greg Ver Steeg · Qiang Qiu · Sravan Sripada

Amazon AGI · Purdue University

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The authors introduce CePU, a preference-driven unlearning method tailored to few-step distilled (FSD) text-to-image diffusion models.

Text-to-image diffusion models are often distilled into few-step variants for fast inference, but these models can still generate harmful content.

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From Amazon AGI and Purdue University

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Using consistency error instead of noise prediction error achieves effective unlearning in few step distilled text to image models.

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