Open AI Restricted the images inspired by the Ghibli studio, which « melt » Chatgpt processors – Liberation
Failing to respect all the ethical rules, the latest updated version of Chatgpt is the victim of its success. Since its last update to date on Wednesday, the interface of generative artificial intelligence of open AI allows to Produce an image inspired by the Studio Ghibli style. If this new possibility, without license agreement with the famous Japanese creator of animated films, revived the debate on the use of content to develop these software, it has met with great success among users.
A little too much, to believe the boss of Open Ai, Sam Altman. « Please calm down by generating images. » Our team needs sleep ”he humorously asked Chatgpt users, in a message published on X this Sunday, March 30 in the morning. Thursday, he had already announced « temporarily introduce a limit » using this new feature, without giving more precision. « It’s super fun to see people love images in Chatgpt, but our GPUs melt », He had declared in reference to the graphic processors, which perform the image calculation functions. Not even talking the environmental cost of this research.
It was already possible to generate images thanks to Chatgpt, but the updating of the model, or program (GPT-4O), on which the interface is based, makes it possible to obtain sophisticated results thanks to very succinct requests, which was not the case before. GPT-4O is different from the initial versions of the algorithm because it can « reason »that is to say to decompose the demand in steps rather than producing an instant result. The latest chatgpt cuvée, put online on Wednesday, also offers more relevant developments in an image according to the discussion with the user (iterations).
Openai had initially declared that the new model would be available for all Chatgpt users, paid or not, but Sam Altman, announced a postponement for the free version. « Chatgpt images are much more requested than what we imagined (and we had high expectations) »he already wrote Wednesday on X to justify this period.
