In the field of image generation using artificial intelligence, OpenAI continues to present advances that seem to push the limit of what is possible. The proof is the presentation this same month of September of DALL-E3, a new algorithm that represents a true revolution in the world of text-to-image generation.
DALL-E3 is a model that is based on DALL-E 2 and ChatGPT, but above all it stands out in the task of "translate" textual descriptions into images, with a great level of detail and precision. The results, in view of the images that have been leaked to date (we include some of them in this article), are simply impressive.
This powerful AI model It is still in its early stages of development and research.. However, what is known so far certainly invites enthusiasm. It is the announcement of the future of image generation technology, a scenario that seems to have no borders and that will undoubtedly leave us speechless many times.
There are still many details to be revealed about DALL-E 3, but with what is already known, we can draw a small presentation of what this tool can offer us:
What is text to image generation?
This is one of the fields where the impact of artificial intelligence on our lives is most evident. Models like DALL-E 3 create neural networks to transform texts into vivid, highly realistic images.
These models understand and interpret our writing, capturing complex details, colors and contexts to generate striking visual representations. There are numerous applications for this new way of generating images: art, design, content creation... A powerful tool to bring creative ideas to life.
A new way to generate images from text
DALL-E 3 has been specifically designed to redefine the way you generate images from text. The solutions presented so far often fall short, as they ignore certain words or expressions. In other words: only those users who are experts in rapid engineering language can take advantage of it.
On the contrary, DALL-E 3 represents a radical change. An advance that means that any user can use this technology and obtain incredible results, without complexities.
Perfectly integrated with ChatGPT, DALL-E 3 thus becomes a creative and responsive partner to our demands. All we have to do is convey our ideas to it through words and descriptions, letting the algorithm do the rest of the work: give life to our thoughts, generating personalized images with a great visual impact.
more precision
In the previous version of DALL-E, the same problems occurred as in the rest of the generative artificial intelligence models. The way to interpret complex text messages was not always correct. Sometimes, concepts were even mixed when generating images, giving rise to absurd or grotesque results.
But unlike his predecessors, DALL-E 3 is designed to understand text prompts with a remarkable degree of accuracy, capturing nuances and details like never before.
Ethical issues and transparency
The ethical debate around images generated by artificial intelligence is already on the lips of many people, not just experts. For avoid the generation of images with violent, pornographic content or that may incite hatred, DALL-E 3 incorporates certain security measures that limit some aspects of content generation. It also has a filter that prevents generating images of public figures, thus safeguarding their privacy and combating this form of fake news.
Another concern of those responsible for DALL-E 3 is to be as transparent as possible with its users regarding the "reality" of their images. It cannot be otherwise, since as content generated by artificial intelligence becomes more frequent on the internet, it grows the need to be as transparent as possible in the identification of said content. Again, the intention is to avoid deception and misunderstandings, laying the foundations for responsible use of this new technology. If that's not a chimera.
For this reason, OpenAI is actively researching new ways to help people distinguish AI-generated images from those created by humans. Now an internal tool is being tested that has already been named "provenance classifier". In theory, thanks to this instrument it will be possible to determine if an image has been generated by DALL-E 3 and, therefore, is not a real image.
Release date
If everything goes as planned, DALL-E 3 will be presented to the public in October 2023. The first to have the opportunity to see how the new algorithm works will be users of ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Enterprise. OpenAI intends to implement DALL-E 3 in a phased model, that is, dosing its functionalities, although it has not yet confirmed a specific date for a public and free launch.