OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT, needs no introduction. After offering us ChatGPT, it now announces the latter’s ability to generate precise images, thanks to the merger of DALL-E and ChatGPT in DALL-E 3.
Frandroid, for those who follow, uses an image generation tool: Midjourney. If this instrument has proven to be powerful and innovative in the world of image generation, DALL-E from OpenAI was also on the track, with an equally impressive journey. And the new opus DALL-E 3 risk good to change the situation.
From the demos shared by OpenAI, it’s clear that DALL-E 3 stands out from its predecessors and competitors. Where Midjourney excels in photorealistic restitution, but still requires numerous manipulations, DALL-E 3 promises significantly more efficient and less erroneous image generation. A notable feat, especially considering the fact that it’s a major step forward from DALL-E 2.
Additionally, this new tool appears to have developed a specific skill for handling text in images, surpassing the capabilities of some of its competitors such as Stable Diffusion XL and DeepFloyd. In particular, OpenAI highlights its ability to produce convincing images of letters, numbers, and even human hands (a real difficulty for these tools).
DALL-E 3 // Source: OpenAI
DALL-E 3 // Source: OpenAI
DALL-E 3 // Source: OpenAI
DALL-E 3 // Source: OpenAI
DALL-E 3 // Source: OpenAI
DALL-E 3 // Source: OpenAI
DALL-E 3 // Source: OpenAI
DALL-E 3 // Source: OpenAI
By integrating DALL-E with ChatGPT, OpenAI strengthens its position as a leader in the world of generative AI. ChatGPT and DALL-E 3, together, promise to push the boundaries of AI.
Chatbots will not only be able to converse in an almost human way, but also to imagine and create images from simple descriptions. We can’t wait to try it.
If you want to test DALL-E 3, it will be available to ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise users. Which is much simpler to use than Midjourney… where you need a Discord client.
Who owns the generated images?
The issue of copyright related to AI-generated images is currently a hot topic. Current regulations suggest that AI-generated images enter the public domain. However, OpenAI clearly states that ownership of images produced by DALL-E 3 rests with their creators. And that’s another debate in the sector.