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> ChatGPT’s new image generation in GPT‑4o rolls out starting today to Plus, Pro, Team, and Free users as the default image generator in ChatGPT, with access co
by rvz 2y ago
> ChatGPT’s new image generation in GPT‑4o rolls out starting today to Plus, Pro, Team, and Free users as the default image generator in ChatGPT, with access coming soon to Enterprise and Edu. For those who hold a special place in their hearts for DALL·E, it can still be accessed through a dedicated DALL·E GPT.
> Developers will soon be able to generate images with GPT‑4o via the API, with access rolling out in the next few weeks.
That's it folks. Tens of thousands of so-called "AI" image generator startups have been obliterated and taking digital artists with them all reduced to near zero.
Now you have a widely accessible meme generator with the name "ChatGPT".
The last task is for an open weight model that competes against this and is faster and all for free.
- afro88 2y agoYep. The coherence and text quality is insanely good. Keen to play with it to find it's "mangled hands" style deficiencies, because of course they cherry picked the best examples.
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- dragonwriter 2y ago> Tens of thousands of so-called "AI" image generator startups have been obliterated and taking digital artists with them all reduced to near zero. Now you have a widely accessible meme generator with the name "ChatGPT". ChatGPT has already had a that via Dall-E. If it didn't kill those startups when that happened this doesn't fundamentally change anything. Now its got a new image gen model, which — like Dall-E 3 when it came out — is competitive or ahead of other SotA base models using just text prompts, the simplest generation workflow, but both more expensive and less adaptable to more involved workflows than the tools anyone more than a casual user (whether using local tools or hosted services) is using. This is station-keeping for OpenAI, not a meaningful change in the landscape.
- famouswaffles 2y agoThere are several examples here, especially in the videos that no existing image gen model can do and would require tedious workflows and/or training regimens to replicate, maybe. It's not 'just' a new model ala Imagen 3. This is 'what if GPT could transform images nearly as well as text?' and that opens up a lot of possibilities. It's definitely a meaningful change.