Shutterstock has released an AI generator based on Dall-E 2
In Brief
Shutterstock has announced a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool that will help users create unique artwork.
The AI art generator, developed in collaboration with Meta, enables users to create 4 pictures that can be licensed for use.
Shutterstock, an international leader in royalty-free stock photos, vectors, and videos, announced a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool that will help users create unique artwork. The AI art generator, which was developed in collaboration with Meta, enables users to create four pictures that can be licensed for use.
The AI art generator is based on a deep learning algorithm that takes images as input and outputs images that are similar to the input. The user can then select one of the generated images and license it for use.
Shutterstock’s announcement comes at a time when AI is increasingly being used to create artwork. Last year, many AI startups, such as OpenAI, StabilityAI, and Midjourney, released AI tools to generate realistic images.
In 2022, a scandal involving Shutterstock and AI-generated images made headlines. It was revealed that Shutterstock had been banning AI-generated images from its site, even though it had previously promoted them. This created a backlash among some users, who felt that they had been deceived.
In October of 2022, Shutterstock made headlines when it was revealed that the company had been working with OpenAI, a research lab focused on artificial intelligence, on a new project. The project in question was an artificial intelligence system that could generate realistic images of people, places, and things, and Shutterstock planned to use it to create millions of new stock photos.
Also, Shutterstock claimed that the first AI picture generator on the market would pay contributors for their contributions to the generative AI process. When contributors’ content is utilized to create generative models, the company pays them directly through the Shutterstock Contributor Fund.
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