OpenAI Unveils DALL-E 3
OpenAI has just unveiled DALL-E 3, a substantial enhancement to the text-to-image platform, seamlessly integrating it with ChatGPT and significantly elevating output quality.
Key highlights include:
Reduced reliance on ‘prompt engineering,’ enabling users to engage in natural conversations with ChatGPT to produce image outputs.
Demonstrated ability to generate text accurately—an important breakthrough recently witnessed in Ideogram but conspicuously absent in Midjourney.
This update is set to roll out to Plus and Enterprise users starting in October.
Additionally, this development accommodates artists by allowing them to exclude their works from future model training, and DALL-E 3 refrains from emulating the artistic styles of living artists.
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Why it’s significant:
DALL-E 3 not only delivers image quality that competes favorably with Midjourney but also achieves a major milestone by seamlessly integrating with ChatGPT. Furthermore, its dependable text-generation capabilities are the cherry on top of this exciting development.
OpenAI Brings ChatGPT and Dall-E Together for Next-Gen Image Creation
On Wednesday, OpenAI introduced DALL-E 3, the latest iteration of its text-to-image artificial intelligence solution. This upgraded version, DALL-E 3, is set to become accessible to ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise users starting in October.
OpenAI has outlined plans to seamlessly integrate this tool into its generative AI chatbot, ChatGPT. With ChatGPT’s assistance, users will be able to generate and fine-tune images based on their ideas. OpenAI explained, “When provided with a concept, ChatGPT will automatically create customized, intricate prompts for DALL-E 3, giving life to your ideas. If you have a particular image in mind but it’s not quite perfect, you can instruct ChatGPT to make adjustments using just a few words.”
Additionally, OpenAI has implemented several safety measures for DALL-E 3. These safeguards include rejecting requests for artwork featuring public figures and restricting the tool’s capacity to generate violent, explicit, or hateful content. Creators also have the option to exclude their images from being used for training future generative AI models.
While DALL-E 3 will soon be available to ChatGPT Plus (OpenAI’s $20-per-month subscription service) and enterprise clients, DALL-E 2 remains accessible to the general public for free. However, it’s important to note that using DALL-E 2 will not grant users the support of ChatGPT for their prompts.
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