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Bing chat uses DALL-E for image generation. The results were complete gibberish. Characters that looked like an alien alphabet and the graphic was also so abs
by josefresco 3y ago
Bing chat uses DALL-E for image generation. The results were complete gibberish. Characters that looked like an alien alphabet and the graphic was also so abstract to not represent anything.
- vunderba 3y agoGenerative image systems are notoriously poor at producing legible text without significant rerolls. You'd be far better off generating a textless logo and then layering text afterwards using PS, Photopea, Krita, etc,
- Beefin 3y agowhy are they so bad at text?
- fayalalebrun 3y agoThese models work on a "latent" representation of the image, instead of working on the pixels directly. The model essentially learns a compression algorithm which allows it to process images most efficiently according to its loss function. The latent space might not represent certain types of shapes very well, as is the case with text characters. Models like DeepFloyd IF work in pixel space, without learning a latent space. This means they can capture much more detail, but require more computational power. This is why these types of models usually rely on creating a smaller image and then using a separate model to upscale the image.