The lab behind the artificial intelligence art tool is giving access to up to a million people on its waiting list, just as worries grow about possible abuse.
A image generated by DALLE-2 with the prompt"man with an ambiguous expression holding a martini in the style of Picasso", which now prohibit what you might expect: making violent, pornographic and hateful content. It also bans images depicting ballot boxes and protests, or any image that"may be used to influence the political process or to campaign."
Experts say while image creation algorithms have existed for some time, the speed, precision and breadth of DALL-E represents a remarkable advancement in the field. DALL-E will not produce anything if a description of an image violates its content rules. Instead, it will warn users that their accounts could be suspended if they repeatedly try to break the system's rules.
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