But unlike Craiyon, which anyone can try, most of these are not available to the public: DALL-E 2 is open to users via invitation only, while Imagen has not been opened up to users outside Google.Īn image generated by Craiyon, an AI system that anyone can use to feed text to a computer and get a picture in response.
There are similar, much more powerful AI systems than Craiyon, such as OpenAI’s DALL-E (Craiyon was initially named DALL-E Mini as an homage) and DALL-E 2, as well as Google’s Imagen. Lately, people are typing in about 5 million prompts per day, Dayma said.
Computers are getting better and better at ingesting words and producing increasingly realistic-looking images in response. The brainchild of Boris Dayma, a Houston-based machine-learning engineer, Craiyon is popularizing a growing trend in AI. “I think that’s the main draw of it: You can make anything a reality,” Laming said in an interview with CNN Business. To use it, you just type what you’d like it to envision - “A rainbow lion eating a slice of pizza” - and it will spit out pictures in response.
These and other pictures, which range from ridiculous to disturbing, were created with a freely available artificial intelligence system called Craiyon. An image created by an AI system called Imagen, built by Google.
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