Visual ChatGPT: Here's all you need to know about it

ChatGPT has been making a lot of buzz in the market due to its brilliant capabilities and people have been making the most out of it. But, now is the time for an upgrade - one thing that ChatGPT really lacked was images. However, Microsoft has taken a step forward by introducing Visual ChatGPT, an upgraded chatbot that can generate images from text and interpret image inputs uploaded by users. Microsoft's ambition to create a multimodal AI system with GPT-4 upgrade for Bing is further supported by this development, surpassing OpenAI's DALL-E-2 system in image generation capabilities.

How is it different from AI image generators?

Visual ChatGPT differs from standard AI image generators in several ways. It can generate images from both text and image prompts, handle complex requests that involve multiple processes, and offer input and feedback on images uploaded or generated. Additionally, users can edit and refine images multiple times within the same session, which sets it apart from other AI image generators.



Visual ChatGPT has many potential uses, including creating and refining images that may not exist online, simplifying photo editing tasks, such as removing an object from an image or changing a background color, and providing accurate AI descriptions of uploaded images for visually impaired users. Professionals, such as architects and interior designers, could also benefit from using Visual ChatGPT to show clients what a particular design choice would look like.

How does it work?

The new Bing with ChatGPT makes use of OpenAI's GPT Large Language Model as well as Microsoft's Prometheus model. Unlike other AI image generators that use VFM - Visual Foundation Model - such as Stable Diffusion, Visual ChatGPT comes with multiple VFMs onto the flexible GPT model by creating a "Prompt Manager".

FAQs:

1. Who developed ChatGPT?
   OpenAI
2. Who is the CEO of OpenAI?
   Sam Altman