OpenAI's third-generation text-to-image model with tight prompt adherence, integrated into ChatGPT (Plus/Enterprise) and available via the API for developers.
@hn_c63138
24 days ago
It's astonishing to see Apple settle for DALL-E 3 (or worse?! these remind me of the Bing samples) for the image generator part. Hasn't the incredible extent of mode-collapse and the horrible DALL-E 3 style become universally known and disliked yet?
@hn_abbbfc
25 days ago
Yeah and the style has the default DALLE-3 style written all over them. Isaac Young may be credited but I think Isaac is using DALLE-3 and I hope they are aware they have hired a "prompt wizard". :)
@hn_442908
about 1 month ago
It doesn't matter if they're cherrypicked when you can't match this quality with SD or Pika regardless of how much time you had. and i still prefer Dalle-3 to SD.
@hn_b12827
about 1 month ago
Yeah but try getting e.g. Dall-E 3 to do photorealism, I think they've RLHF'd the crap out of it in the name of safety.
@hn_0f6c2a
about 1 month ago
> And I'm not even talking about the culture war, just yesterday I tried having DALLE generate a picture for a DND character and it kept refusing to (and no it wasn't some sort of weird hentai thing) because it felt like it was not an appropriate image. I think this may be a problem in DallE's training data. I tried using it to generate character portraits for a local gaming group. And even when it did generate images of female characters, nearly half of them were NSFW. It took quite a lot of prompt engineering to minimize this, and I still wasn't happy about the results. Oh, and DallE kept getting upset at me for its own policy violations. Other than that, DallE 3 has been terrific. But I think you're hitting some kind of significant failure mode. > anything about actually keeping humanity "safe". I've said this before and I'll say it again—lots of the people working on this stuff actually do fear that we're getting close to a point where we might build an actual working AI. Whether or not they're correct is another question, but many of them do fear that. Also, early pre-release versions of GPT4 were apparently pretty disturbing. I've heard them compared to talking to Hannibal Lector.