Microsoft is embracing artificial intelligence and taking an important step forward. Search engines Bing will start integrating DALL-E 2, the OpenAI AI with which they collaborate directly. The word is simple: If you can’t find the photo you’re looking for, create your own.

The new tool is called Image Creator from Microsoft Bing. His operation doesn’t have many mysteries. We will have to identify the image and the search engine will return several results.

The future of searches is also in artificial intelligence

This function will be available in select markets soon in the preview version. Given enough feedback, Microsoft explains that its goal is to expand its usability to other users. Once it becomes a standard tool, users will be able to browse Bing and in addition to the search button, there will be a create button.

One of Microsoft’s challenges is to avoid providing erroneous or biased image results. Therefore, they work directly with OpenAI to limit and limit. set violent content filters or inappropriate images. Also, Microsoft is reviewing the databases DALL-E 2 is working on to try to offer more diverse images.

In addition to integration with Bing, Microsoft has created a new app that integrates DALL-E. This is Microsoft Designer, an alternative to Canvas.

Microsoft has pushed Google forward in its commitment to artificial intelligence. This is a very sensible move and Google is expected to take good note of this. They are trying to reinvent their own searches from Google and the next logical step will be to add artificial intelligence.

They also have the advantage of having their own rendering AI like IMAGE or Batch. The search for information is getting more visual, and adding these image-generating AIs is a solution that fits well with the trend of recent years.