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A photo generated using Bing Image Creator with “A photo of a robot taking a picture with a DSLR camera in a studio”. Bing Image Creator | Maria Diaz / ZDNET
As the use of various artificial intelligence tools has exploded in recent months, we have seen developments in generative AI sprout up in the most unlikely of places. It all started with the preview launch of ChatGPT last fall, a conversational AI chatbot from OpenAI that wowed users with its natural tone, ease of access, and usability.
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Since then, both Google and Microsoft have released AI chatbots of their own with Bard and Bing Chat, respectively, even though the AI craze has not been without its safety, ethical and economic concerns. Microsoft also released an AI image builder within Bing, using a more advanced version of DALL-E 2, which is one of OpenAI’s projects.
Similar to using ChatGPT, the DALL-E 2 image generator is accessed by logging into OpenAI’s website, where users can then enter a prompt into the text field and wait while the AI generates an image Are.
However, there are some key differences between the way Bing Image Creator and the original DALL-E 2 work, and we’ll explore some of those as we go along.
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First, let’s learn how to use the new Bing Image Creator.
How to use the new Bing Image Creator
Image created using Bing Image Creator “Photo of a lazy zebra in a room with navy walls and gold curtains”. Bing Image Creator | Maria Diaz / ZDNET
Will you need: Using Bing Image Creator only requires a Microsoft account and access to Bing.com, no need for a DALL-E 2 or OpenAI account. Bing Image Creator can be accessed in Bing Chat or by visiting Bing.com/Create. We’ll cover the former option in the FAQ below and the latter in more detail here.
Unlike Bing Chat, you don’t need Microsoft Edge to access Bing Image Creator. settle down Bing.com/Create and click join and create To access the Image Generator, log in to your Microsoft account.
On the Bing Image Creator homepage, click Get involved and create. Screenshot: Maria Diaz/ZDNet
At this point, enter a description of the image you want to prompt Bing to create for you. When using an AI chatbot, be as descriptive as possible to ensure that your results are accurate.
After entering your prompt in the text field, click on create,
Enter your prompt in the text field. Screenshot: Maria Diaz/ZDNet
For this prompt, I’m going to request the following: “picture of a recumbent swan in a royal living room with gold accents”. then i’m going to click create and wait for my images to be generated.
Once your images are ready, it’s time to check the results. Both DALL-E and Bing’s Image Creator will typically display four generated images for each prompt.
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They’re not always great, as free AI image generators are often not advanced enough to produce truly lifelike images, so you may see some errors in details such as the position of a person’s fingers or eyes, or the keys on a computer keyboard. , For example .
As you can see below, the generated images capture exactly what I inspired Bing Image Creator to create. I’m very pleased with the results — the swan images are impressively beautiful.
Bing Image Maker previews results created with the prompt I entered (highlighted at the top). Screenshot: Maria Diaz/ZDNet
After looking through the generated images, I decided to download the picture below. Just clicking on an image will expand it and give you its options share, save in your account, downloador provide feedback, It’s worth noting that you can download one, all, or none of the images.
This was my favorite picture out of the four. Screenshot: Maria Diaz/ZDNet
general question
Can I create images using the new Bing Chat?
There are two ways to use Bing Image Creator. You can generate the image by visiting Bing.com/CreateAs mentioned above, or you can create a picture directly from Bing Chat.
I asked Bing Chat to draw me a picture of a monkey on a Vespa and it did not disappoint. Screenshot: Maria Diaz/ZDNet
Here’s how you can tell the new Bing to draw an image directly from the chat window:
- open microsoft edge
- go for bing dot com
- click on talk
- Write your prompt, it can start with a phrase like “Draw an image” or “Draw a picture,” but it is not necessary. Bing Chat usually recognizes your intent.
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Bing Chat can create images in any conversational style, whether set to Creative, Balanced, or Accurate.
One of the pros of using Bing Chat to generate images is that you can ask Bing follow-up questions to adjust the image, as the above example shows. Bing proposes the questions, “Can you spot the monkey wearing a hat?” and “change the color of the Vespa to blue”.
How do you write prompts to draw pictures using AI?
The more specific you are in your prompts, the better; Think of the prompt as a detailed description of the image you have in mind. Include adjectives, nouns and verbs to describe the image and what the subject is doing – even styles are encouraged. If you say, “Create a picture of…” you will get a different result than if you were to create a cartoon, a painting, or a 3D render; That’s why image style is important.
This is the best way to create a successful Bing Image Creator prompt. Screenshot by Maria Diaz/ZDNet
Here’s how Bing’s Image Creator recommends you format your prompts: adjective + noun + verb + style,
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In this case, that would be “a fuzzy creature wearing sunglasses, digital art”.
You can use different words to describe the style, such as impressionism, cubism, abstract, etc.
Do I own the AI-generated images?
The latest line from the United States Copyright Office (USCO) is that AI-generated images are not protected under current copyright laws because they are not the product of human authorship.
AI image generators have caused controversy because they are AI bots that are trained on images found online, images that have been created by someone else. While the art you create using an Image Creator tool is unique, it is created under the influence of millions of artists on the Internet.
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This decision is subject to change as USCO holds listening sessions in 2023 to explore the topic more deeply and make necessary changes.
Is Bing Image Creator Free?
Bing’s Image Creator is free at the moment, though you can pay for more boosts if they expire. Boosts are like credits, where for every hint you give to create an image you have to spend one of your boosts. When users first started using Image Creator they got 25, but that has since increased to 100.
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Once your boosts are finished, Bing Image Creator will take longer to generate the images after being prompted. Instead of 10-30 seconds it can take up to five minutes.
Microsoft was refilling Boost on a weekly basis, but has now switched to doing so daily. Users also have the option of redeeming Microsoft Rewards in exchange for more Boosts.
Is Bing Image Creator the same thing as DAL-E2?
DALL-E 2 and Bing Image Creator are not the same. Like GPT-4 in Bing Chat, Microsoft is including a more advanced version of the AI art generator in its Image Creator.
Although the same signal won’t produce the same result twice, you can see a comparison of images created with both the DALL-E 2 (left) and the Bing Image Creator (right).
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Beyond artistic differences, the Bing images show better attention to detail and liveliness than the DALL-E 2 images.
Is there a waiting list to use Bing Image Creator?
At this time there is no waiting list to use Bing Image Creator. All you have to do is log in to the website with your Microsoft account and you will have access to it.
