Microsoft Adds the AI Art Generator DALL-E to its Bing and Edge

Details about the addition of AI Art Generator DALL-E to Microsoft's Edge and Bing are found below

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The (artificial intelligence) AI art generator DALL-E will be added to Microsoft Edge and its Bing search engine: DALL-E will create the image you want by typing it into the search bar. The component is presently publically accessible to anybody utilizing the most recent renditions of Bing and Microsoft Edge. According to a Microsoft blog post by Roger Capriotti, this new feature, developed by Microsoft's partner OpenAI and also responsible for the ChatGPT chatbot, enables users to create images that do not yet exist. It only requires that the Image Creator be enabled in the Microsoft Edge sidebar for it to function. Additionally, it will be accessible in the Bing chat. In a blog post, Microsoft corporate vice president and consumer chief marketing officer Yusuf Mehdi stated, "By typing in a description of an image, providing additional contexts like location or activity, and choosing an art style, Image Creator will generate an image from your imagination."

A preview version is available for those who are unable to use Bing or Microsoft Edge image creators. The smart office of Microsoft: Copilot is an AI-enhanced Office version that Microsoft also announced, now known as Microsoft 365. Copilot is the name of the version. Microsoft Copilot works close with the standard Microsoft 365 applications of Word, PowerPoint, Succeed, etc. When writing, editing, shortening, and sourcing Word documents, can help save time. It can also assist in adding content to an existing PowerPoint presentation or creating prompt-based presentations. With Succeed, it can assist with breaking down patterns and making proficient-looking information representations.

By summarizing long email threads and writing suggested replies, Copilot in Microsoft Outlook can help you clear your inbox in a matter of minutes. It can assist in summarizing talking points and determining which participants agree or disagree with a particular topic in real-time in Microsoft Teams.