Technology is moving at a rapid and somewhat frightening pace, and the advancements in artificial intelligence are a testament to that. In the past, it was a thing of sci-fi dreams to have an AI that can help you book movie tickets, tell you a joke, or add stuff to your grocery list—all things that Siri, Alexa, or your Google Assistant can now easily do. But now we also have an AI like Dall-E, which does something a little more complicated than what your virtual assistant does. <\/p>\n
Dall-E’s name is a combination of renowned artist Salvador Dali and the titular robot from Pixar’s Wall-E<\/em>. Its function is straightforward: it generates an image from a text prompt. For example, you can write “A red clock on top of books” or “A painting of a pigeon perched on a pink tree”, and it will come up with a picture based on what you wrote. It seems simple enough, but the fact that Dall-E has the ability to generate original images based on 12 billion parameters and a vast text-image pair dataset is a feat nothing short of amazing.<\/p>\n