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.

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The company’s chatbot can now create elaborate and unusual images. By Cade Metz Reporting from San Francisco Chatbots were originally designed to chat. But they can generate images, too.

OpenAI today announced the GPT-4o image generator, introducing advanced image generation capabilities integrated within the ChatGPT-4o language model. The company says that GPT-4o represents a ...

But who will use it? OpenAI has released a new image generator that’s designed less for typical surrealist AI art and more for highly controllable and practical creation of visuals—a sign that ...

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I was. I’ve always been fascinated by these types of astronomical events and, this year, I decided I would chronicle the transition from the last minute of winter to the first minute of spring. I ...

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The image above was shown on a monochromatic display ... whose pixels were 90 nanometres wide — the size of a typical virus, and too small to be resolved even by the most powerful optical ...