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Nintendo's new 'My Mario' marketing campaign faced accusations of using AI-generated images due to unusual hand and finger portrayals, but some models and experts suggest these may be the result of post-shoot editing rather than AI. The controversy highlights ongoing debates about AI's role in digital content creation, with Nintendo defending its practices and previous denials of AI use in other projects.
Lifehacker reports that users can utilize DuckDuckGo to filter out AI-generated images from their search results, enhancing privacy and search relevance.
DuckDuckGo has introduced a new feature allowing users to filter out AI-generated images from search results, responding to user feedback and the rise of low-quality AI media. The filter can be accessed via search settings and uses curated blocklists to reduce AI image visibility, with plans for future enhancements.
OpenAI has updated ChatGPT's image model to include a built-in 'Style' feature, allowing users to easily generate images in various styles like anime or Ghibli without complex prompt engineering, and this feature is now available for free to all users.
The article discusses the cost of generating AI images and highlights the impact of ChatGPT on the world. It also mentions the release of new Apple security patches, the higher cost of electric vehicles compared to gas cars, and the price range of the Cybertruck reaching up to $100K.
Google has announced that its Search Generative Experience (SGE) will now allow users to create AI images with text prompts. Users can type in a text prompt and get inspired with AI-generated art created on the fly. The feature will generate four unique images, with the option to try again if unsatisfied. This addition is particularly beneficial for Chromebook owners who cannot access Bing's image creator. Each AI-generated image will carry a distinct watermark and metadata label to ensure it is not mistaken for an original human creation. Google is also introducing an upcoming feature called "About this image" to provide context and authenticity. Additionally, Google Images now includes a "Create something new" feature that uses AI technology to generate brand new images for inspiration. While there are concerns about the ethics and regulation of AI art, the author believes in focusing on checks and balances and ethical development to benefit from this technology.