Presented to the public for the first time in 2021, DALL-E, the artificial intelligence of image generation, arrives on Bing.
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Journalist in the field of multimedia By Thomas Casavecchia Published on 03/26/2023 at 22:30 Reading time: 3 min
If artificial intelligence has taken center stage in recent months, it is mainly due to the very rapid arrival of conversational robots in our search engines. Driven by Microsoft, which integrated ChatGPT into its Bing browser a few weeks ago, Google has just made Bard, its conversational robot, available in the US and UK.
But there is another area where artificial intelligence is making inroads like thunder: image generation. Creating an image from scratch has never been easier. This week Microsoft integrated the latest version of DALL-E, an image generator built by OpenAI to which we already have ChatGPT to thank, into BING searches. The tool is accessible to everyone. Limited to the English language for now, the AI is able to create four images in a few seconds based on the internet user’s request. An arrival that does not happen without questions.
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