ChatGPT creator OpenAI is working on a DALL-E 3 upgrade that can generate even better images than Midjourney - what you need to know.
Unfortunately, DALL-E 3 is still in the works, and it’s only available to around 400 users, according to one YouTuber. When OpenAI does finally launch DALL-E 3, it might lose some of its current capabilities that OpenAI is using for training purposes.got in touch with a person currently testing this secret version of DALL-E, sharing a few examples of what it can do.
As you’ll see in the clip, you can use this secret DALL-E tool to create images as accurately as photos. Or pictures that resemble paintings, down to the brush strokes. This secret DALL-E version can also use gore, blood, and copyrighted content. Earlier in the clip, Matt teased that “Midjourney cannot compete at this level. I don’t even think Midjourney version six would be able to compete at this level.” That was before showing the audience samples from the new DALL-E model.
One such impressive image is the one above. We have a painting of a zombie Jesus Christ eating a sandwich from Subway. First of all, I would obviously watch such a TV show on Netflix, as long as humans created it. I’m assuming this zombie Jesus Christ would also be a fan of Subway. Or that he’d be really hungry for real food before going for pieces of flesh from humans.
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