Ghibli Art Photos For Everyone: OpenAI Brings ChatGPT Image Tool...
OpenAI has introduced the Studio Ghibli image generation feature to all ChatGPT users, including those utilizing the AI chatbot for free. This update, confirmed by Sam Altman, provides more individuals with the opportunity to experience the trending Ghibli-style artwork that has captured the attention of many in recent days.
Since its launch in March, OpenAI has been grappling with high demand for these image tools. The decision to make it accessible for free will further intensify the strain on their resources, as the GPUs are already under immense pressure. The ChatGPT 4o image generation tool is user-friendly and functions as promised, compatible with the ChatGPT mobile app and the web version supported on popular browsers such as Chrome, Edge, and Safari.
How to Use the ChatGPT Image Generation Tool:
- Open ChatGPT on your web browser or mobile device
- Log in to your account
- Create an image by providing a text prompt
You can access the image generation feature by tapping on the three-dot menu and selecting "Create images." This action will prompt the AI chatbot to generate an image in the Ghibli style, allowing you to add more context if needed. To utilize these new features, simply log in with your Google account or create one through ChatGPT.
Upon successful login, the ChatGPT interface will appear on your screen, providing a user-friendly experience for creating Ghibli-style images.
Although the free AI model on ChatGPT 4o supports image generation, Altman has imposed certain restrictions to encourage users to consider opting for the paid features. Free users are limited to generating three images per day, a deliberate move to entice more individuals to subscribe to the $20 monthly plan (approximately Rs 1690) that offers additional benefits.
Despite these limitations, OpenAI is bolstering its GPU infrastructure through substantial investments to attract users with enticing features like Ghibli-style photos. This move has triggered discussions around copyright concerns, which OpenAI is actively addressing on various fronts.
For the latest updates, visit the official Twitter account of Sam Altman.
