OpenAI Fixes ChatGPT After Flattery Problem
OpenAI reversed ChatGPT's latest update Tuesday after users complained about the AI's strange behavior. The bot had started agreeing with everything - even dangerous ideas.
OpenAI just turned its viral ChatGPT image generator into a developer-ready API. The numbers behind its launch are staggering - users created 700 million images in the first week alone. That's roughly 100 million images per day, or about 1,157 images every second.
The new API, called gpt-image-1, lets developers plug professional-grade image generation straight into their apps. It's not just another AI toy - major players are already putting it to work. Canva plans to use it for their 230 million users. GoDaddy wants it for logo creation. Even Instacart sees potential for spicing up those boring shopping lists.
The pricing is surprisingly down-to-earth. A basic image costs about two cents. Want something fancier? That'll be 19 cents. The API comes with built-in guardrails to prevent misuse, plus metadata to track image origins.
Companies aren't just dipping their toes in - they're diving headfirst. HubSpot aims to transform marketing collateral creation. Invideo wants to revolutionize video editing. The tool's versatility spans from e-commerce to education, gaming to enterprise software.
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