AI Generated Images

I see so many people using these images now and they are really nice. I had an unsuccessful a play with it and the result was so bad, I didn’t used it again.

When my husband generated a picture that it was excellent, I realised I’d used the wrong terminology. I’d asked the AI to draw rather than create an image. So I tried again and created this beautiful picture.

I love palomino horses and love this interpretation. It’s beautiful, isn’t it? At the time, I was also writing a blog post about reading my kindle in bed, and it occurred to me to try asking for an image rather than making my own in Canva. So once more, I asked ChatGPT and the result was perfect for what I wanted.

When you use any image it’s only right to credit its source, so that’s what I’ll do when I use one. It wondered where the AI gets their images from. So I asked it.

The images I generate are created using a model called DALL·E, developed by OpenAI. DALL·E is an AI model that generates images from textual descriptions. When you describe a scene, object, or concept, DALL·E interprets that description and creates an original image based on it. The images are not pulled from a database or copied from existing works; instead, they are entirely synthesized by the model to match the given description.

A model has been trained on a large dataset of images and associated text, allowing it to understand and generate images in response to a wide variety of prompts. The images are generated in real-time based on the unique descriptions provided by the user.

It says the images are unique and synthesised to match the given description. So I asked my husband to get for the same image. This is what he got.

I find the comparison interesting, they are similar, but not the same.

There has been a lot of controversy about AI generated books and articles. I’ve had a play with it got ChatGPT to transform what I’d written into something smoother and polished. It even wrote me a short story when I gave it a simple plot. It was fun, it looked nice and in some ways better than what I could do, but… in writing I share my own skill with words. It’s one I’ve honed and learnt my trade over the last few years. I am the writer.

So, I’ll not be using for writing, but I shall certainly have fun using their with images.