The rise of edits and tweaks to photos may also bring into question the authenticity of any image and video we see online. Even with content filters, they may be ways to bypass these similar to the jailbroken ChatGPT 'alter-ego' DAN. Inappropriate content is bound to make its way to Visual ChatGPT and it will be interesting to see how Microsoft handles explicit content with its image and video AI tools. Similarly, when it comes to the internet, there will always be safety concerns. Of course, AI tools are still in their relative infancy and with the likes of Bing and Google Bard making high-profile errors and battling quirks -we miss you Sydney - there will likely be similar issues with Visual ChatGPT. While visually impaired users could receive accurate AI descriptions of uploaded images. Architects and interior designers could show clients what painting that wall blue or removing it completely would look like. Professionals could find a lot of use for Visual ChatGPT. The specific uses of such a tool are countless. Photo editing software like Photoshop can be expensive and complex to use, asking Bing to remove an object from an image or change a background’s color is a much quicker and simpler method. If a Google Image search has ever left you wanting, then Visual ChatGPT could be a great way to create and refine an image that may not exist online already. Microsoft included an example on its Github (opens in new tab) page of a user asking the AI what color a motorbike was or getting it to identify the contents of a picture, asking “What is in this image?” to which the AI responded, “The image contains a yard.” It is interactions like this, and the ability to tweak and edit an image multiple times within the same session that separates it from standard AI image generators.

This has created an AI tool that can generate images from text and image prompts, deal with complicated requests that span multiple processes, and even offer input and feedback on images uploaded or generated.

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