OpenAI recently announced its new AI voice cloning tool, which is currently in the testing phase. Additionally, the company has made ChatGPT accessible to all users without the need to create an account. This week, OpenAI introduced a new feature to ChatGPT that allows users to edit Dall-E AI-generated images using simple text prompts. However, this functionality is only available in ChatGPT Plus, which requires a subscription fee.
OpenAI demonstrated this new image editing capability in a video posted on Twitter. Users can create an image in Dall-E and then use text prompts to request edits directly within ChatGPT. They can also select specific areas of the image where edits should be made.
For example, users can use a selection tool to mark specific areas on an image, such as a dog’s ears, and instruct the chatbot to add bows in those locations. While the editing process may take some time to complete, ChatGPT will accurately deliver the requested edits with just a simple prompt.
