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Reading the whole conversation I’m curious if this is potentially an intentional cost control mechanism. There’s a standalone page for Bing Diffusion images via
by reaperman 4y ago
Reading the whole conversation I’m curious if this is potentially an intentional cost control mechanism. There’s a standalone page for Bing Diffusion images via dalle and it limits you to 15 free prompts and then requires you to pay.
- ttctciyf 4y agoDefinitely my impression that it was limiting compute resources, but who really knows? The whole tenor of the conversation as well as the facile anthropomorphism in some of the reddit comments occasioned my first real feeling of repugnance for this technology - it seems like corporate snow job PR made manifest. It's kind of a shitty call to lean into user anthropomorphic projection to this extent IMO. It can be cute in older applications where the non-sentient nature of the software is apparent, perhaps, but in this grey area the user should be clearly informed about what they're interacting with, not encouraged to get confused and project feelings and emotion where they don't exist.
- vitorgrs 4y agoNo? Bing Image Creator gives you 100 images per day. And if you use all the 100 images per day, it's still free, it will just generate the images slower (which is like... 30 seconds)