DALL•E 2 is what is known as a contrastive encoder-decoder. It is built by compressing images and their captions into a kind of abstract, combined representation, and then decompressing them.

Researchers experimenting with OpenAI's text-to-image tool, DALL-E 2, noticed that it seems to covertly be adding words such as "black" and "female" to image prompts, seemingly in an effort to ...

DALL-E 2 is now open for public use, which means you can try your hand at generating AI images yourself until you find something perfect. Here's how to use it! Skip to main content.

OpenAI released the second version of its DALL·E image generator in April to rave reviews, but efforts to address societal biases in its output have illustrated systemic underlying problems with ...

DALL·E 2 is a huge model, with 3.5B parameters, although it’s not quite as massive as GPT-3. Interestingly, it’s also lighter than its precursor (12B).

In April, she joined DALL-E 2's waitlist, and spent the next few months brainstorming what to feed it first. When reached by CBC Arts, she had been playing with it for just two weeks.

Clearly, DALL-E 2-driven campaigns can work when AI is the subject. But several DALL-E 2 business users say they’ve wielded the system to generate assets that don’t bear the telltale signs of ...

DALL-E 3's capabilities are leaps and bounds ahead of DALL-E 2. Here's what you need to know about the new model. Written by Isobel O'Sullivan. Published on September 21, 2023 .

DALL-E 2 was trained on 3.5 billion parameters of captioned images, and it’s designed to respond to natural language prompts — like you’re talking to a human, not a computer.

A 30-second AI fashion show. DALL-E 2 has become an extremely powerful tool in Trillo’s creative arsenal, one that has allowed him to create an impressive series of stop-motion composites ...

But even DALL-E 2 got things wrong, often ignoring specific wording. The latest version, OpenAI researchers said, understands context much better.