OpenAI DALL-E is receiving several updates today that can show you how to shape AI-generated masterpieces. Firstly, you’ll now find image editing tools when using DALL-E in ChatGPT, each on the internet and on mobile devices. Second, DALL-E now offers ready-made style suggestions to encourage your image creation – just like Android’s AI-generated wallpaper suggestions. How else are you able to dream of a sci-fi polar bear on vacation?
DALL-E is in its third generation and up to date updates like this appear to be geared toward making it more user-friendly. DALL-E 3 has added ChatGPT integration, which relieves the user of getting to put in writing a wonderfully descriptive graphical prompt – just tell ChatGPT what you would like and it can do the remaining. Today’s update expands on this, allowing the more casual DALL-E user to correct and refine results from inside the ChatGPT interface.
DALL-E 3’s new-style tooltips seem to reply a related but barely different query from a novice user: what the hell do I do with this? Sometimes a blank canvas is just a little too blank, you already know? The recent prompts provide a start line of sorts, and include styles reminiscent of woodcut, gothic, synthwave, and hand-drawn, with examples on hover. Selecting one adds it to the prompt. Then it’s as much as you to provide you with the remaining. So you are not completely detached from reality, creatively speaking.
Recently, OpenAI has also put some work into solving a rather more pressing problem in AI imaging: trust. Earlier this 12 months, DALL-E 3 began adding visible watermarks and metadata to mark AI-generated images. An excellent start needless to say, but bad actors can easily take out each. This is not only an OpenAI problem to resolve, nevertheless it’s actually a very important one. In the meantime, I hope the sci-fi polar bear has a pleasant vacation.
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