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What is strange to me about this is that with a remarkably similar prompt ("Draw a unicorn in SVG format") I'm able to get this from the Bing image creator (whi
by danesparza 3y ago
What is strange to me about this is that with a remarkably similar prompt ("Draw a unicorn in SVG format") I'm able to get this from the Bing image creator (which is powered by DALL-E -- and I would think GPT-4 would have this capability. Perhaps I'm being naive):
https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIG.GqpaRZ.NXCN6uxKj7X1u?pid=ImgGn https://th.bing.com/th/id/OIG.GqpaRZ.NXCN6uxKj7X1u?pid=ImgGn
- sp332 3y agoBut it's not in SVG format. It's just a bitmap image that copied the style of a vector image. The Unicorn output from ChatGPT is an actual string of text, that can be rendered into the unicorn image on the page.
- agluszak 3y agoImage generation "in the style of SVG" (which DALL-E did) has nothing to do with generating actual svg source code (which GPT does) and then rendering it.
- lolinder 3y agoWhen you prompt GPT-4 with the API, you can only get text out. In this case OP is asking for text that happens to define an SVG file (which is a text format). When you ask Bing Image Creator to produce an image, your prompts goes to the image model and an image comes out. It's a bitmap image, not an SVG—that unicorn is defined not as text but as a series of pixels with different colors. Comparing the two is comparing apples and oranges, because there are completely different models underneath and completely different output formats.