Stability AI introduces membership program

Stability AI has launched its new Stability AI Membership, offering structured commercial rights to its expansive open models for image, video, and language, to democratize access to generative AI technologies. The membership consists of three tiers: Non-Commercial (free for personal and research use), Professional (currently $20/month for commercial use by creators and startups with added community support), and Enterprise (custom-priced with added features for larger companies). This initiative ensures technological advancements remain innovative and accessible to all, from individual enthusiasts to large corporations, with the flexibility of deployment options, including a self-serve API Developer Platform and partnerships with cloud service providers. Additionally, the membership supports the company’s continuous research and development efforts to nurture transformative change in the use of AI. Interested parties can sign up for the appropriate tier on the Stability AI membership page, and stay informed about the company’s progress through various social media channels and newsletters.

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What does it mean?

Generative AI technologies: Artificial intelligence technologies that can generate new content such as images, videos, or text that resemble human-created content.
Structured commercial rights: Legal permissions that outline how businesses can use certain products or services in a commercial setting, including the right to generate revenue from the use of the product.
Community support: Assistance provided to users by a group of knowledgeable individuals, which could include forums, direct help from the product's user community, or other interactive platforms.
Self-serve API Developer Platform: A platform that allows developers to interact with an application programming interface (API) directly and serve themselves with the technology, usually by integrating it into their own applications without needing to create the technology from scratch.
Cloud service providers: Companies that offer networked computer resources and services, such as servers, storage, databases, networking, and software, which are accessible through the internet.
Deployment options: Different ways in which software and technological solutions can be delivered and used within an organization or by individual users.