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There is no doubt that Microsoft aims to surpass Google in unexpected places: Artificial intelligence. Microsoft on Thursday announced the release of its image generator based on dally artificial intelligence “on the desktop for Edge users around the world.”
In a corporate blog post on Thursday, Microsoft introduced the feature as a way to create “very specific” visuals when working with social media posts or slideshows and documents, which can improve the efficiency of using the Microsoft 365 Suite.
The company announced last month that it will be available when it integrates image processing technology into its Bing chatbot, but the move could make it available to a much wider audience.
Once implemented, Imaging will live on in the Edge sidebar. Using it should be fairly simple; you type in what you want to see, and Bing will generate multiple images that match the query. You can then download the ones you like and use them however you like.
Microsoft Adds AI Image Generator to Bing
“At Microsoft, we want to bring you exciting innovations that will boost your productivity and creativity. That’s why we’re excited to announce that Image Creator is now available on desktop for Edge users around the world.” the company specifies.
While this has been possible in a number of ways in the past – using OpenAI DALL-E, Microsoft’s Bing Image Builder site, Bing Chat’s built-in generator, or one of many other AI generators – being placed right on Edge’s sidebar makes it more convenient. It’s much easier to ask the system to display some images for you while you’re doing something else online.
In accordance with Microsoft, the user will need to manually add it to the sidebar before they can access it, at least for now. To do this, simply open the sidebar, click the “+” button, and then toggle the switch next to Image Maker.
According to The Verge, Microsoft hasn’t specified how many images users can take with the tool or when everyone should be expected to see it.
Other AI tools from Microsoft
The Redmond-based company has announced that it is adding other features to Edge, such as a “Drop” tool that allows you to send files and other types of content to yourself across different devices.
“With the new Drop feature in Microsoft Edge, we give you a place to drop and access all the content you want to share with yourself on any device you use. With this feature, you can not only share photos with yourself from one device to another, but also share other types of files and even notes.” they say in a statement.
In addition, they introduced a tool called Browser Essentials, a button you can click to have Edge tell you how well it’s doing in terms of performance and malware detection (although this feature is only available in the Access editions). expected).
Source: RPP
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