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Image builder AI gets faster with latest update

If you happen to have fun generating images on Bing’s builder, you’ve probably noticed that it has recently become much faster thanks to the latest update.

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Last March, Bing launched a new feature on its search engine: the ability to create images using artificial intelligence. Bing Image Creator is powered by the famous DALL-E, and is free for all users. It therefore quickly became a flagship function of Microsoft’s search engine, so much so that the company integrated it directly into the sidebar of Edge.

If until now it was necessary to wait up to several minutes to obtain an image, know that the generation has just become much faster thanks to the last update. Jordi Ribas, head of engineering and product for Bing, tweeted that Bing Image Creator got some improvements this weekwhich should make it possible to reduce 30% image creation time “.

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Bing Image Creator generates images faster than ever

Bing Image Creator is not only entitled to its own dedicated website, but you can also directly ask Bing’s conversational AI to generate an image for you. To do this, just click on the Bing logo at the top right of the Edge browser, and a new window will open on the right side.

You can then converse with GPT-4, and ask it to generate images. The image maker Bing will then send you 4 different images, and will offer you different suggestions to improve the result. Of course, you can also type your own query if the result does not suit you.

The improvement in the time taken to generate images should allow users to experiment even more without wasting too much time, in order to find the image closest to your query. We imagine that Microsoft will not stop there, and will continue to improve the speed at which Bing Image Creator responds to your requests. We will obviously keep you informed if the next updates come to improve the power of the AI ​​again.

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