Post 4: My experience using Dall-E 👨‍🎨

Using an artificial intelligence called Dall-E that converts text into an image, we can easily answer this question. And now the good news is that DALL-E IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! (actually, it has been open for a couple of weeks and not so open). To access Dall-E v2, you need to:

1. register on the OpenAI website
2. Validate the registration with an access code sent to your phone.

And voila, now you have 50 credits to imagine 50 images.

Dall-E is not the only artificial intelligence of its kind, “Stable Difussion” is another AI with similar power that we can use without having to pay for credits. However, you need to know a little about code and have a computer/cloud with a video card (if you want more details about that, write to me by message). However, Stable Difussion also has a page where they give us a few credits and it is not necessary to know programming or have a good computer, as everything happens in the cloud.

Here are several tests and some videos on the subject:

1. The AI that creates any picture you want, explained
2. The REAL fight over AI art

And some “guides” on what kind of things can be created with these AIs (meaning, a bank of useful texts or other apps to use to improve the results)

1. https://promptbase.com/marketplace
2. https://twitter.com/GuyP/status/1552681939806691329
3. https://dallery.gallery/the-dalle-2-prompt-book/

A painting by Remedios Varo of a microbial community

A Van Gogh painting of a community of microbes.

A team of scientists taking a photograph of a black hole

A cartoon of a huge bacteria eating antibiotics

real portraits

More “photographs” in comments and in this incredible thread on Twitter

A mural painted by David Alfaro Siqueiros; inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s Vitruvian Man; instead of a man, a woman; with DNA molecules in the background