OpenAI's recently launched ChatGPT image generation capability has garnered significant attention on social media, particularly its "Studio Ghibli-style" image generation, which has been widely loved by many users.
Previously, OpenAI only rolled out this native image generation feature to paying ChatGPT Plus, Pro, and Team users globally. Now, this new ChatGPT function has quietly been opened to all free users. The "Create image" option displayed below the dialog box has been updated, transforming ideas and concepts into visual creations.
As early as March 26th, OpenAI... However, the feature's popularity has also sparked controversy. Fans of Studio Ghibli believe that these AI-generated works are nearly plagiaristic.
Meanwhile, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman mentioned on social media that the extremely high usage of the image generation function has led to GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) overheating issues. He stated that while it's exciting to see users enjoying these images, their GPUs are "melting." Therefore, OpenAI plans to introduce some rate limits to ensure service stability while improving efficiency. He revealed that free ChatGPT users will soon be limited to three image generations per day.
Key Points:
🌟 ChatGPT's image generation feature is now available to all free users, offering a novel creative experience.
⚖️ The launch of this feature has sparked debate regarding copyright and plagiarism, especially concerning its relation to Studio Ghibli's works.
🔧 OpenAI stated that due to high usage, temporary rate limits will be implemented to address GPU overheating, with plans to allow free users three generations per day.
