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OpenAI's new 4o tool generates Ghibli-style images on request, via the paid version of ChatGPT. The free version of ChatGPT, which uses OpenAI's older DALL-E 3 tool, refuses to create such images.

The White House and OpenAI didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment on how the image was made. “To see something so brilliant, as wonderful as Miyazaki’s work be butchered to generate ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is presenting her first highly anticipated Spring Statement to parliament. After a controversial first Autumn budget was revealed in October 2024, Ms Reeves returns to reveal ...

They went through warm ups before moving onto different drop back work. They would make a throw ... He’s 235 pounds but he’s an agile athlete that moves like the smaller backs.

This explains why companies like Google need impressive AI image-generation techniques. These photo-centric models indicate that the AI at work is sophisticated, which it is. But it’s not just ...

Case-in-point, today OpenAI finally turned on the native multimodal image generation capabilities of GPT-4o for users of its hit chatbot ChatGPT on the Plus, Pro, Team, and Free usage tiers.

The company’s chatbot can now create elaborate and unusual images. By Cade Metz Reporting from San Francisco Chatbots were originally designed to chat. But they can generate images, too.

It can still do that, he clarifies, but it will do more useful things too. “You can actually make images work for you,” he says, “and not just just look at them.” It’s a clear sign that ...