are there locally hostable abliterated image generation models publically available?

Yes, there are several publicly available models for generating images that can be hosted locally. Some of the most popular options include: 1. **Stable Diffusion**: This is one of the most widely used text-to-image generation models. You can download the weights and run it on your local machine with the appropriate hardware (typically requiring a good GPU). 2. **DALL-E Mini (now known as Craiyon)**: While the original DALL-E model requires access through API, DALL-E Mini is a smaller model inspired by it that is publicly available and can be run locally. 3. **VQGAN+CLIP**: This method combines the VQGAN generative model with CLIP for image generation based on textual input. There are various notebooks and implementations available that you can run locally. 4. **Disco Diffusion**: This DALEE-style model combines diffusion models with CLIP to generate images and can be run locally with some configuration. 5. **DeepAI and other GitHub repositories**: Many other models and implementations can be found on platforms like GitHub, where developers share their versions of image generation models. To run these models locally, you typically require a good GPU and some familiarity with Python and dependencies like PyTorch or TensorFlow. Always check the licensing for each model to ensure compliance with their terms of use.