Google's Imagen 3, its latest iteration of the AI-powered text-to-image generator, has become accessible to the entire US user base, according to a recent report by VentureBeat. The cutting-edge technology, previously available exclusively via Google's Vertex AI platform, can now be accessed via the AI Test Kitchen on Google's official website.
Google's AI image generator tool, introduced at the Google I/O event in May, promises to deliver images with enhanced detail, richer lighting, and fewer distracting artifacts compared to the company's previous iterations. This upgrade was made available to users in the US within the past few days, as reported on Reddit.
The Imagen 3 model uses Google's advanced deep learning algorithms to create detailed images based on user prompts. Additionally, users can manipulate these images by highlighting specific areas and describing the desired changes.
In a research paper published on arXiv, Google's research team elaborated on the capabilities of Imagen 3. The AI model, which is based on the latent diffusion model, is particularly adept at generating high-quality images from textual descriptions. Google's researchers state that Imagen 3 outperforms other state-of-the-art models in generating images from text prompts.
One of the primary applications of Imagen 3 is Google's recently launched Pixel 9's Pixel Studio app, which utilizes the AI platform's capabilities to generate images based on user inputs and enable on-device AI-powered picture editing. This feature saves users time by automating image editing processes.
No comments:
Post a Comment