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I do not, what is it?
They mean you can generate a logo using your own Stable Diffusion. It's an open AI image generation tool you can run on your own computer.
That said, do you need it to be a vector graphic?
No, anything will do. It's just for a virtual table top. I've gotten so pretty decent ones out of the generic AI's so those were great suggestions!
If you have a (preferably NVIDIA) GPU, you could run one of the many applications that use Stable Diffusion on your PC. I have only used these before:
Fooocus: Really easy to set up, but not really meant to be used with other custom models, has lots of artstyles to choose from.
Automatic1111: Also pretty easy to set up, maybe a little bit harder. You have to download the models from somewhere else, but its much easier to import them and it has lots of options.
Fooocus will probably suffice, just select a fitting art style to get a good look.
Thanks for the detailed write up. I'll take a look at Fooocus.