Recently, Microsoft decided to roll back the model upgrade of its AI-driven Bing image generator after users expressed dissatisfaction with the performance of the new version. Reports indicate that after upgrading the Bing image generator to the new DALL-E 3 model on December 18, users found that the tool's effectiveness had noticeably declined. Users complained that the quality of the generated images was not as good as before, especially in terms of detail handling and the accurate reflection of prompts.
On social media and relevant forums, many users expressed their disappointment. Jordi Ribas, head of Microsoft's search department, acknowledged on Twitter that they were able to reproduce some of the issues reported by users and stated that they would temporarily revert to the old DALL-E model. Although this process may take several weeks to complete, the company hopes this move will improve user experience.
After the upgrade, the images generated by the Bing image generator caused dissatisfaction among users regarding detail and quality. Users posted on OpenAI's community forum, showcasing a set of comparison images, pointing out that the image on the left was perfect in quality, while the one on the right appeared overly bright, affecting the overall effect. Additionally, some users reported that Bing's performance in handling the textures of anime characters' clothing was unsatisfactory, highlighting the new model's shortcomings in specific areas.
These issues not only reflect technical shortcomings but also put Microsoft under strict scrutiny from users. Today's AI-generated artworks are no longer just a showcase of technology but also a reflection of users' emotions. Microsoft may need to draw on the experiences of the artists involved in training the models to better manage user expectations.
Key Points:
🌟 Microsoft decided to roll back the new version of the Bing image generator due to user complaints, aiming to improve user experience.
🎨 The image generation results after the upgrade did not meet expectations, with users reporting a noticeable decline in detail and quality.
🔧 Jordi Ribas stated that they would revert to the old DALL-E model, with adjustments expected to take a few weeks to complete.
