OpenAI has launched Dall-E 3, which uses ChatGPT to take the pain out of prompting. Now you can modify artwork by simply talking to the chatbot.

But not today. Today, I found a new toy. DALL-E 3 inside of ChatGPT can read and modify images. Sort of. You see, it's a bit fussy. But I'm getting ahead of myself. Let's start this story at the ...

DALL-E 2 was trained on 3.5 billion parameters of captioned images, and it’s designed to respond to natural language prompts — like you’re talking to a human, not a computer.

Dall-E 3 can use an image of your own as the basis for new AI-generated content. To upload a picture, use the paper clip attachment icon. To make art with generative AI, the prompt is the thing.

DALL-E 3 is capable of following details with a good degree of accuracy. DALL-E 3 can also create images in a range of styles, including photorealistic, illustrated, watercolor and line art.

With Dall-E, OpenAI helped blaze the trail for generative AI that turns a text prompt into an image. Now there's plenty more competition, but version 3 of the service still holds up.

DALL-E, its researchers like to say, rewards specificity: the more precise a description, the better the image, even abstract ideas can produce surprisingly vivid results.

DALL-E is the AI image generator social media users are employing to crank out bizarre art memes that range from beautiful to horrifying. Technology When machine learning meets surrealist art ...

Dall-E 2 is no longer the company’s most cutting-edge option. Meet Dall-E 3. According to OpenAI, Dall-E 3 takes everything the company learned from Dall-E 2 and pushes its image generation ...

DALL-E 2, for example, has more than 1.5 million users generating more than two million images every day, while Midjourney’s official Discord server has more than three million members.

DALL-E is also guilty of having inconsistencies in various areas. While DALL-E is great at creating general images, it isn’t always good at generating pictures of people holding objects.