At the bottom of the library, users will see a “Make Image” option that will let users quickly return to the chat interface to allow them to create more images. Pressing and holding an image in the ...

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The reasoning systems are based on a technology called large language models, or L.L.M.s. To build reasoning systems, ...

OpenAI just made it a whole lot easier to manage all those memes and images you’ve generated within ChatGPT. The company has ...

To generate a Ghibli-style image: Open a new chat window. Enter your prompt and include “in Ghibli style” for the desired effect. Download the image and use it as needed. However, if you've ...

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Sam Altman, OpenAI’s chief executive, changed his profile picture on X to a Ghibli-fied image of himself and posted, “grind for a decade trying to help make superintelligence to cure cancer or ...

The internet is buzzing with Ghibli-style illustrations as users experiment with OpenAI’s latest image-generation tool in ChatGPT. People have transformed everything—from personal portraits to ...

Earlier this week, OpenAI released their “most advanced image generator yet” and made it available through ChatGPT using the GPT-4o model. ChatGPT previously relied on Dall-E to generate images.

On March 26, 2025, Open AI launched a brand new image-generation feature for Chat GPT, dubbed Studio Ghibli style. Soon after its launch, the new feature went viral across social media platforms as ...

Zooming out, GPT-4o's image-generation model (and the technology behind it, once open source) feels like it further erodes trust in remotely produced media. While we've always needed to verify ...