I asked [here](https://mathoverflow.net/questions/164673/why-isnt-there-more-interest-in-large-powerset-axioms) about "large powerset axioms" and to my delight, learned that such axioms *are* being taken seriously. I've been toying with them ever since. My favourite is: "The continuum function is injective, and for all infinite cardinals $\kappa$ we have that $2^\kappa$ is weakly inaccessible," since this is easy to understand yet implies the existence of a rich universe of cardinal arithmetic. But it occurs to me that before toying any further, I should really find out whether or not this axiom is consistent with ZFC.

So, does anyone know a contradiction from this axiom? And if not, are any large cardinal axioms known to imply its consistency? I could not find the answers in the linked articles, nor do I really know where to start looking.