Dall-E 3 is already available to Bing users
Sam Altman of OpenAI announces forthcoming access to the DALL-E 3 art generator for ChatGPT Plus subscribers, while Microsoft's partnership enables select Bing users early utilization without subscription costs.
In a recent announcement on X (the platform previously known as Twitter), OpenAI’s Chief Executive Officer, Sam Altman, shared that the innovative DALL-E 3 art generator tool will soon be accessible to ChatGPT Plus subscribers. Intriguingly, due to a strategic partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI, users of Bing Chat are already afforded the opportunity to explore the image creation tool without the requirement of a subscription fee.
A purchase of a subscription and a brief waiting period is necessitated for ChatGPT users to utilize DALL-E 3. Conversely, if Bing Chat is your platform of choice, you might be among the fortunate users who are able to explore its functionalities immediately. This advantageous early access has been verified by Microsoft’s Mikhail Parakhin, underscoring that the tech behemoth is presently in the testing phase of the newest DALL-E model with a select group of Bing Chat users. Notably, to avail the art generator tool, users must be signed in to Bing using their Microsoft account. While question-asking capabilities remain available without signing in, the innovative text-to-image generating feature is strictly reserved for those who log in to Bing Chat.
In addition to Bing Chat, you can also access DALL-E 3 through Image Creator, also from Bing