In a recent blog post, Microsoft designer Zoë Bernard revealed that the company is using AI-generated images created by Dall-E (developed by OpenAI), an artificial intelligence platform, to help design its products. Dall-E is an AI program that can generate images from textual descriptions. For example, if you tell Dall-E to “create an image of a cat sitting on a chair,” it will generate an image of a cat sitting on a chair.
The images, which are created by feeding Dall-E 2 text descriptions of what you want it to draw, can be used to create product mockups, illustrations, and even logos.
Microsoft is just one of many companies that are beginning to use AI-generated images in their design processes. With the help of Dall-E and other similar platforms, designers can now create realistic images without having to hire professional photographers or illustrators. This new technology is sure to change the way products are designed and marketed in the future.
Microsoft has announced that its Bing search engine will now feature an AI text-to-image model. The company says that the new feature will allow users to search for images using natural language queries. For example, a user could search for “pictures of cats” or “images of the Eiffel Tower.”
Microsoft says that the new feature is powered by a deep learning system that has been trained on a dataset of over a billion images. The system is able to generate images that are “high-quality and diverse.”
The company says that the new feature will be rolling out to all Bing users in the coming weeks.
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