With Windows 11 Microsoft decided to renew many of its applications, some of which had not been new for many years. This is a natural process and will bring new features to apps that many thought would agonize until they disappeared randomly.
A perfect example of this scenario is Paint, which already has access to a set of new features integrated in recent months. After receiving a complete renewal, now is the time to access what the Microsoft has already brought it to other areas. We talk about AI, which users can explore.
After some time in testing, Microsoft decided to release this new feature to all Windows 11 users. There is a new button on its interface that can now convert text into images, developed by OpenAI's DALL-E 3 model.
With the new Co-Creator button in Microsoft Paint everything changes, even more so now that it has been widely released. Users can define a description of something they view and then get three images generated from which they can choose to continue editing.
Although this image generator is new to Paint, Microsoft has already incorporated this DALL-E 3 feature into other of its other services. Microsoft's Bing chatbot was where users were initially able to make image requests, but it is now integrated into the Copilot generative AI assistant. A OpenAI also provides app users with Chat GPT access to DALL-E 3.
This is excellent news for everyone who uses Windows 11. With Paint being able to generate images automatically and based on AI, everything becomes simpler and once again this Microsoft app gains features that others do not yet have available.
