OpenAI has achieved tremendous success by offering advanced artificial intelligence to users.
In this way, many companies have incorporated the capabilities of OpenAI's language models into their reality, including well-known names like Discord, Mercedes-Benz and even Microsoft, which is the largest investor in OpenAI. However, the Redmond-based company, which has already developed its own artificial intelligence based on OpenAI's models, wants to go even further.
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According to “Windows Latest,” Microsoft has released a new feature in Paint that is based on OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 model. This new feature, known as “Cocreator,” allows you to create images with embedded text. Initially, it was only available to users who were enrolled in the Windows Insiders. Now, however, the new Cocreator button in Microsoft Paint by OpenAI for Windows 11 is available to all users. With Cocreator, users can describe what they want to create and get three ready-made images to choose from.
While image creation is a new addition to Microsoft Paint, the company has already integrated text-to-image conversion via DALL-E 3 into other services. Initially, users entered image requests via Bing, Microsoft’s search chatbot, and now the feature has been integrated into Copilot, its AI assistant. Additionally, OpenAI is providing access to DALL-E 3 for ChatGPT.
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Microsoft is aiming to capitalize on the money it invested in OpenAI. This week, it was reported that Copilot will also be available in Stream services within SharePoint, with the aim of integrating it into video calls.
Source: softonic.com
