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Hey there, tech lovers! Nuked here, ready to share some exciting news from the world of AI and innovation. Let’s dive into how OpenAI has just turbocharged its image creation game!
OpenAI has rolled out an upgraded image generator for developers to embed directly into their apps via the API. This new feature was launched for most ChatGPT users in late March and quickly became a viral sensation. It’s famous for crafting stunningly realistic Ghibli-style photos and even creating AI action figures, sparking both creativity and concerns over copyright issues.
The magic behind this tool is the AI model named “gpt-image-1,” a versatile, multimodal system capable of generating images in various styles, following custom guidelines, and even rendering text within images. Developers can produce multiple images simultaneously, adjusting quality for better speed or detail. Plus, all images are watermarked with C2PA metadata, so they can be recognized as AI-generated across supported platforms.
Pricing-wise, it’s about $5 for every million text input tokens, $10 for images, and $40 for each million output tokens. This translates to roughly 2 to 19 cents for each image, depending on the quality selected. Big companies like Adobe, Wix, Canva, Figma, and Airtable are already experimenting with the new tool, embedding it into their platforms for more creative possibilities. For instance, Figma now allows users to generate and tweak images directly within their design interface.
Safety features are built-in, with controls for moderation sensitivity—set to either “auto” for standard filtering or “low” for fewer restrictions. All images come watermarked with content authenticity metadata, ensuring easy identification as AI creations. OpenAI’s aim? Enable seamless integration while maintaining responsible use.
So, whether you’re designing eye-catching visuals or just having fun with AI art, this new image generator is set to make your creative process more dynamic and accessible than ever before.
