Bing Image Creator and DALL-E 3 Synergy: Revolutionizing AI-Generated Art

Quincy Jon, Tech Times 25 December 2023, 12:12 pm

Microsoft has enhanced Bing Image Creator by integrating DALL-E 3, OpenAI's latest AI model, increasing the image generator's capabilities in creating graphics, pictures, presentations, and more.

The infusion of DALL-E 3 propels Image Creator to new heights, delivering even more remarkable results. Creating AI-generated art becomes effortlessly accessible with Bing Image Creator.

The Synergy of Bing Image Creator and DALL-E 3

According to Microsoft's blog, the latest model excels at generating free AI-generated images that faithfully represent textual prompts and exhibit a heightened level of detail and realism. Unlike other AI image generators, this version captures the provided text precisely, creating images that accurately mirror the description. Whether for project illustrations or visualizing ideas, Bing Image Creator with DALL-E 3 generates AI art closer to real life than ever before.

DALL-E 3 elevates creativity with expanded text prompts. Image Creator with DALL-E 3 in Bing Chat empowers users to create intricate designs and explore abstract concepts, all while incorporating text into images. Whether crafting stills for a comic book or designing a meme, Bing Image Creator with DALL-E 3 brings ideas to life with greater precision and flexibility.

Moreover, users can now experience rapid results with Bing Image Creator and DALL-E 3 in Bing Chat. Whether crafting a timely social media post or enhancing a student presentation, Bing Image Creator streamlines the creative process, delivering visually stunning AI art swiftly.

Despite its advanced technologies, Bing Image Creator is quite simple to use. Using this AI-powered image generator takes no AI skills, making creativity accessible to everyone.

In another improvement, Microsoft has made modifications to its Bing Image Creator in response to user observations that images disappear from the tool after a certain period.

Users noticed that if they did not download the Bing Image Creator-created artwork and let it stay on Microsoft's servers, the images quietly vanished.

Responding to inquiries, Microsoft's CEO of Advertising and Web Services, Mikhail Parakhin, clarified that artwork generated through Bing Image Creator is stored online for a duration of "50 days," attributed to "storage costs." However, Parakhin assured users that the Bing team is actively "working on extending to 90" days, per Neowin.

Acknowledging the suggestion of integrating OneDrive, Microsoft's cloud file storage service, with Bing Image Creator, Parakhin responded affirmatively, stating, "Yes, we definitely should. Following up with the team." This indicates a potential enhancement where users could automatically save their created artwork to their OneDrive account, offering a more extended storage solution beyond the current limitations of 50 or 90 days.

Microsoft Adjusts Bing Image Creator Feature

In November, Microsoft responded to a trend where users crafted fictitious Disney movie posters featuring their pets using Bing Image Creator. Users requested the AI image creator generate movie posters resembling the style of Disney's Pixar studio while providing descriptions of their pets.

The outcomes were remarkably similar to authentic Disney movie posters, prompting Microsoft to take action. Subsequently, Microsoft restricted the use of the term "Disney" in the generator, addressing concerns raised by Disney regarding potential copyright and intellectual property violations, according to a report from PC Mag.