Microsoft has been making major advances in artificial intelligence lately. The tech giant invested millions of dollars in OpenAI, after which it brought ChatGPT support to the search engine Bing. The American company has now integrated another popular artificial intelligence tool into its search engine.

Microsoft today announced that it has brought OpenAI’s DALL-E artificial intelligence tool, which creates images from textual descriptions, to Bing. function ‘Bing Image Generator’ It was said that his name was given.

Bing users can create the desired image with the support of DALL-E

DALL-E from Microsoft’s Bing Image Generator of the advanced version It says he’s getting power. With this, users can they can create visuals by typing whatever they want. is expressed. Yusuf Mehdi, one of Microsoft’s executives, said the new feature will be fully integrated into the Bing chat experience for those in preview and that it will be the first in creative mode He says he’s coming out.

According to the descriptions, Bing users, by typing the description of an image; can reveal the images they think using Bing Image Generator by choosing a location, what was done and a style.

The new feature from Microsoft Also to the Edge browser announced his arrival. A new icon is added to the sidebar in the browser. This icon also allows you to enter a text command. The company adds that the new integration is limited to creative mode for now, but after seeing how it works, it wants to make it more general.

Those not in the Bing preview can also reach out to Bing Image Creator from the link here and try out the feature. According to The Verge, Microsoft underlines that there’s only English support here, adding that other languages ​​are coming soon.

Microsoft also says it has taken measures to prevent bad results.

As is known, artificial intelligence tools produce results that include things like propaganda, misinformation, and intimidation. worrying a subject. The fact that Microsoft brought the text-to-image feature to Bing so quickly added to these concerns and raised the question of whether bad images would occur. We’ve seen the Bing chatbot give similar negative responses before.

The tech giant stated in its statements on the matter that it has taken precautions against any misuse. Accordingly, OpenAI’s measures and additional protections have been added to Bing Image Creator. According to the company, these measures prevent the creation of harmful or unsafe images. will block and warn the user.