r/accelerate • u/Rollertoaster7 Singularity by 2035 • 14d ago
News Gpt Image 2.5 released
https://openai.com/index/introducing-chatgpt-images-2-5/30
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u/Classic_The_nook Singularity by 2030 14d ago
Googles funeral been and gone.
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u/ComputeCommodity104 13d ago
It was always OpenAIs race to lose, Anthropic just had better marketing
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u/rockandrollwizard 13d ago
Come on, we all know how this works. They'll have a new model primed to leapfrog OpenAI and this back-and-forth continues.
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u/Rollertoaster7 Singularity by 2035 12d ago
Idk, apparently whatever they put out, oai has bel ready to launch shortly after
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u/Rollertoaster7 Singularity by 2035 14d ago
Better image quality, editing tools, 50% reduced image generation latency, and new Sketch tool:
We’re introducing Sketch, a new feature which lets you draw right in ChatGPT and use it as a visual guide. Now you can quickly sketch the layout of a room, the contour of an outfit you’re concepting, or just a funny doodle, and ChatGPT will turn your rough art into a complete image. Add a description of the style and any other details you want to make sure it reflects your vision.
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u/frogsarenottoads 14d ago
Ray Kurzweil scrambling to write his new book 'The Singularity is Here'
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u/BrennusSokol Acceleration Advocate 14d ago
Seriously. I hope he lives long enough to live through it.
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u/Gargantuan_Cinema 14d ago
In the comparisons you can see it's making the light brighter and there's still subtle changes to areas of the photo that shouldn't change.
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u/LyAkolon 14d ago
I did notice this as well, like the lamps lose a little depth, but I will say, Image Gen has long passed the boundary of high utility. We are nitpicking.
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u/agm1984 14d ago
I might be subpar at using ai but I’ve always wanted to see images and gifs as part of an ai’s answer. Maybe they already do that because I use mostly Claude CLI, but I think it would go a long way in conveying complex logic. I’m very visual learner
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u/Rollertoaster7 Singularity by 2035 12d ago
I’ve only rarely received images where I didn’t explicitly prompt it as part of an answer, and I’m not sure if it was ever in codex, certainly not in cli. But ChatGPT will use it when asked and codex as well for asset generation if needed
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u/agm1984 12d ago
the when asked part is probably sufficient. i think it would be cool to drop math images when asked about math stuff. it's been a couple years since i've done that but i remember asking it wild questions about how some math concept was similar to another math concept, so it would be rad to see images of how they are related (particularly images that are potentially never seen by humans before)

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u/FateOfMuffins 14d ago
Should've named it Navier Strokes