With the addition of AI image production, Google’s Bard chatbot has upped its game and is now competitive with ChatGPT Plus and other rivals. The procedure is simple: consumers just need to visit the website, give an image creation prompt, and watch the magic happen.
With the addition of AI image production, Google’s Bard chatbot has upped its game and is now competitive with ChatGPT Plus and other rivals. The procedure is simple: consumers just need to visit the website, give an image creation prompt, and watch the magic happen. Bard’s service is free of cost, in contrast to many AI image tools, which opens up creative experimentation to a wider audience. However, the tool’s AI picture generation is still limited to quite basic photos, and it should become better over time.
Bard now responds to commands to create images using Google’s Imagen 2 text-to-image model. Though Bard originally raised expectations to be powered by the more powerful Gemini Ultra model, the latter is still under development. Bard is currently powered by Google’s Gemini Pro big language model.
Google has presented Bard as a strong rival to OpenAI’s ChatGPT Plus, which runs GPT-4 and lets users create graphics by integrating DALL-E 3. Despite the excellent performance of both chatbots, ChatGPT Plus had a tiny advantage over Bard because to its earlier lack of text-to-image functionality. With the most recent version, Bard is now equipped with Imagen 2. Notably, users can use this tool for free, in contrast to ChatGPT Plus, which requires a paid subscription.
Google integrates safety aspects into Bard’s capabilities, emphasizing accountability in image creation. The business adds watermarking, indicating the fake origin of photographs created using AI by encoding it into their pixels. Technical and safety barriers are in place to stop the creation of photos with well-known people or those contain violent, offensive, or sexually explicit content in order to further assure responsible use.
The strategy continues beyond Bard. Additionally, Google has released ImageFX, an experimental picture tool that runs on Imagen 2. With straightforward language instructions, ImageFX enables people to generate images, advancing generative AI research. Google developers receive immediate feedback from people interacting with ImageFX, which aids in the company’s progress. Like Bard, SynthID will be used to identify all images produced by ImageFX.
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