Microsoft's BING Image Creator now comes equipped with DALL-E 3

In this video, the host demonstrates how to use Microsoft Bing's Image Creator with the new DALL-E 3 model to generate images from text descriptions. The video showcases the gradual rollout of DALL-E 3, with some users still seeing the older DALL-E model. The host explains the capabilities of DALL-E 3, which has improved understanding of nuance and detail compared to its predecessors. The demonstration includes generating images with various prompts, such as a Norwegian man with a stern expression, adding details like a t-shirt with the text 'blue steel,' and introducing new characters and settings. The video highlights the impressive results, including the correct spelling of text on t-shirts and the depiction of complex scenes involving people, animals, and food from different cultures. The host also invites viewers to subscribe to their AI newsletter for more insights and upcoming videos.

Takeaways

• 🔍 Microsoft's Bing Image Creator is now powered by DALL-E 3, an AI model from OpenAI that generates images from text descriptions.
• 🚀 The rollout of DALL-E 3 is gradual, and some users may still see the previous model, DALL-E 2, when they log in with their Microsoft account.
• 📈 DALL-E 3 has improved significantly in understanding nuance and detail compared to its predecessors, making image generation more accurate.
• 🎨 Users can access the Image Creator by going to bing.com/create and logging in with their Microsoft account.
• 💡 For inspiration, users can visit DALL-E 3's blog post to see examples and the prompts used to generate the images.
• 🖼 The Bing Image Creator does not currently allow users to change the dimensions of the generated images directly.
• 🔄 To edit dimensions, users must go to Microsoft Designer and manually adjust the image size.
• 🤔 The model sometimes struggles with text on images, as demonstrated by initial difficulty in spelling 'blue steel' correctly on a t-shirt.
• 🌐 Adding more details to the prompts results in more complex and detailed images, showcasing DALL-E 3's ability to handle additional information.
• 👫 When adding characters to the scene, DALL-E 3 can generate images with multiple people interacting, although it may not always get the number of fingers correct.
• 🎉 The model can successfully incorporate celebrity features and other unique elements into the generated images, as long as the prompts are clear.
• 🍽️ DALL-E 3 can create images that depict complex scenarios, such as dining with a mix of Norwegian and Nigerian food, although the accuracy of the depicted cuisine may vary.

Q & A

What is the name of the AI model that Microsoft's Bing Image Creator is using to generate images?

Microsoft's Bing Image Creator is using the DALL-E 3 model to generate images.

How does the rollout of DALL-E 3 on Microsoft's Bing Image Creator work?

The rollout of DALL-E 3 is gradual, meaning not all users have access to it at the same time. It is indicated by the 'powered by DALL-E 3' label in the interface.

What is the main feature of the DALL-E 3 model?

The main feature of the DALL-E 3 model is its ability to generate images from text descriptions, understanding more nuance and detail than its predecessors.

How can users get ideas for prompts to use with the Bing Image Creator?

Users can get ideas for prompts by visiting DALL-E 3's blog post, where the prompts used for the images are mentioned.

Is it possible to change the dimensions of the generated image in the Bing Image Creator?

Currently, Bing Image Creator does not allow changing the dimensions of the generated image directly. Users need to use Microsoft Designer to manually edit the dimensions.

What kind of detail did the video demonstrate adding to the generated image?

The video demonstrated adding text on a T-shirt and introducing a new character to the image to see how DALL-E 3 reacts to these details.

What issue was observed with the number of fingers in the generated images?

An issue with the number of fingers was observed, as in some images the characters appeared to have six fingers instead of the typical five.

How did the video attempt to add a celebrity to the generated image?

The video attempted to add Eddie Murphy to the background of the generated image by including him in the text prompt.

What kind of animals were added to the generated image in the video?

A reindeer and a tiger in a deep jungle setting were added to the generated image to see how DALL-E 3 would incorporate them.

How did DALL-E 3 handle the prompt for a mix of Norwegian and Nigerian food in a restaurant setting?

DALL-E 3 generated images that included elements that could represent Norwegian and Nigerian cuisine, although it was not entirely clear what specific dishes were depicted.

What is the viewer's call to action after watching the video?

The viewer is encouraged to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and also subscribe to the AI newsletter for more content and updates.

Outlines

00:00

🖼️ Exploring Microsoft Bing's Image Creator with Dolly 3

The video introduces viewers to Microsoft Bing's Image Creator, a tool powered by Dolly 3, an AI model from OpenAI that generates images from text descriptions. The host demonstrates how to use the tool by creating an image of a Norwegian man with a stern expression and progressively adding details like a 'blue steel' t-shirt and a Nigerian woman with a smile. The video also addresses the tool's limitations, such as the inability to change image dimensions directly in the creator. The host recommends subscribing to an AI newsletter for more insights and tools.

05:02

🤖 Testing Dolly 3's Image Generation with Complex Prompts

The host continues to experiment with Dolly 3 by adding more complex elements to the image prompts, such as celebrity likeness (Eddie Murphy), animals (reindeer and tiger), and a dining scenario with a mix of Norwegian and Nigerian food. The video showcases the AI's ability to incorporate detailed prompts into the generated images, despite some inaccuracies like the number of fingers depicted. The host concludes by praising Dolly 3's performance in generating detailed images and encourages viewers to like, subscribe, and join the AI newsletter for more content.

Keywords

Microsoft BING Image Creator

Microsoft BING Image Creator is a tool that allows users to generate images from text descriptions. It is powered by an AI model, which in this video is DALL-E 3. The tool is accessible through bing.com/create and requires a Microsoft account to use. It is showcased in the video as a means to create images with various details and nuances as prompted by the user.

DALL-E 3

DALL-E 3 is an advanced AI model developed by OpenAI that has the capability to generate images from text descriptions with a high level of detail and nuance. It is an updated version of its predecessors and is featured in the video as the power behind Microsoft BING Image Creator, enabling the creation of complex and detailed images.

Image Generation

Image generation refers to the process of creating visual content from textual descriptions using AI technology. In the context of the video, image generation is the core functionality of the Microsoft BING Image Creator, which uses DALL-E 3 to produce images based on the prompts given by the user.

Text Descriptions

Text descriptions are the textual prompts provided by users to guide the AI in generating specific images. They are crucial for the image generation process as they communicate the desired elements and characteristics of the images to be created. In the video, various text descriptions are used to test the capabilities of DALL-E 3.

AI Newsletter

The AI Newsletter is a subscription service mentioned in the video that the host recommends to the viewers. It is intended to provide subscribers with updates, prompts for AI tools, and information about AI developments. It is a way for the host to share their expertise and keep the audience informed about AI advancements.

Customize

In the context of the Microsoft BING Image Creator, 'customize' refers to the option that allows users to make manual adjustments to the generated images, such as editing the dimensions. However, the video notes that the tool does not allow for direct changes to the dimensions of the image within the image creator itself.

Microsoft Designer

Microsoft Designer is a separate tool mentioned in the video where users can manually edit the dimensions and other aspects of the images generated by the BING Image Creator. It is an additional resource for users who need more control over the final appearance of their images.

Prompts

Prompts are the specific textual instructions or descriptions that users input into the AI model to generate images. They are used to guide the AI in creating images that match the user's vision. In the video, the host uses various prompts to demonstrate the responsiveness and capabilities of DALL-E 3.

Quality of Image

The quality of an image, as discussed in the video, refers to the visual clarity, detail, and accuracy of the generated image. It is an important aspect when evaluating the performance of an image generation tool. The host comments on the quality of the images produced by DALL-E 3 throughout the video.

Eddie Murphy

Eddie Murphy is a celebrity whose name is used in one of the prompts to test the AI's ability to generate images of well-known figures. The video demonstrates that while the AI attempts to incorporate the prompt into the image, the result does not always closely resemble the intended celebrity.

Norwegian and Nigerian Food

Norwegian and Nigerian food represent the cultural elements incorporated into the image generation process as part of the prompts. The video shows the AI's attempt to visually represent a mix of these cuisines in the generated images, indicating the AI's ability to handle cultural and contextual details.

Highlights

Microsoft's Bing Image Creator is now equipped with DALL-E 3, an AI model from OpenAI that can generate images from text descriptions.

The DALL-E 3 model understands more nuance and detail than its predecessors, offering improved image generation capabilities.

The rollout of DALL-E 3 is gradual, and some users may still see the previous model, DALL-E 2, when logged into their Microsoft account.

To use Bing Image Creator, one must log in with a Microsoft account at bing.com/create.

DALL-E 3's blog post provides prompts that were used to generate images, which can be a source of inspiration for users.

The image creator does not currently allow users to change the dimensions of the generated images.

Adding text to images is a challenge for most image generators, but DALL-E 3 shows improvement in this area.

The number of fingers in generated images can sometimes be inaccurate, as seen in the example of a Norwegian man and a Nigerian woman.

Adding a celebrity, such as Eddie Murphy, to the image prompt resulted in varied and less accurate representations.

DALL-E 3 can generate images with multiple elements, such as a Norwegian man, a reindeer, a tiger, and a mix of Norwegian and Nigerian food.

The AI sometimes struggles with the correct representation of food types and cultural elements in the generated images.

DALL-E 3 is capable of generating images with a high level of detail, including correct spelling of words on clothing and expressions on faces.

The video demonstrates the process of progressively adding details to an image prompt to see how DALL-E 3 reacts and generates images.

The final image generated by DALL-E 3 includes a mix of Norwegian and Nigerian food, with the subjects holding hands and displaying a stern and smiling expression.

The video creator recommends subscribing to their AI newsletter for more prompts and updates on AI tools.

The video provides a detailed walkthrough of using Bing Image Creator with DALL-E 3, showcasing the potential and limitations of the tool.