Product Hunt Daily - Will this AI replace designers?

OpenAI's latest experiment just dropped called DALL·E, a sort of GPT-3 for images. DALL·E is a trained neural network that creates images from text captions.

The adorable name is a portmanteau of the artist Salvador Dali and Pixar's WALL-E. A fun nod to the surreal artistic output the AI can create through mashups of textual prompts.

DALL·E is described by OpenAI as being capable of a diverse set of outputs including anthropomorphising animals and objects, as illustrated with the cute dog-owning daikon below:


DALL·E can also combine unrelated objects to create real-looking outputs like these avocado chairs. Some of which wouldn't look out of place in a startup office IMO.


These are just a couple of examples OpenAI has shared about DALL·E so far, with real-world applications still somewhat unknown.

You'll be pleased to hear we're not replacing our human design team with AI.

As with GPT-3 we're intrigued to see what will happen next with DALL·E. Since its launch in July, we've seen tons of interesting products launch leveraging GPT-3.

We can't wait to see what you can build utilizing DALL·E.

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