Microsoft Designer is a new AI-powered design tool that offers users an expanded set of features. With it, users can create a variety of designs including logos, illustrations, and icons. Microsoft Designer also makes it easy to share your creations with others so they can get an idea of what you are working on.
Designer is a web app that lets users generate designs for presentations, posters, digital postcards and more. With DALL-E 2 and OpenAI’s text-to-image AI, Designer generates interesting and unique designs that can be personalized to fit your needs.
With the release of the next iteration of Microsoft’s 365 consumer division, it seems that the company is slowly but surely taking steps towards embracing artificial intelligence in order to improve its products. Although some concerns have arisen with Microsoft’s decision to rely on AI for such critical customer service functions as customer support, it is clear that this technology has a lot of potential and should not be underestimated. In addition to enhancing product functionality, AI can potentially improve brand visibility and customer loyalty.
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Microsoft is currently working on new features for its AI-powered Designer tool which will include the ability to create 3D models. This will make it easier for users to visualize their ideas and designs before they are ever created in a physical form. With this new feature, Microsoft hopes that more people will be able to work with digital concepts and give
Designers will soon be able to edit images more easily with additional features including the ability to place an object in a specific spot and automatically fill in the rest of a picture. ‘Erase’ and ‘replace background’ options will let users brush over objects, people or backdrops they didn’t intend to be in a graphic.
The preview of the Microsoft Designer app is available now and provides users with a basic way to create websites, applications, and illustrations. The app will become generally available when Microsoft 365 Personal subscriptions and Family subscriptions include it, but for now non-subscribers can use some functionality for free.
This is an uncertain time for AI-powered image-generation systems. On the one hand, companies such as OpenAI are using these tools to create images for commercial purposes. However, Microsoft has said that users will have “full” usage rights to these images. It remains to be seen whether this will continue in the future – given the ongoing court battles involving OpenAI and other startups commercializing generative AI tools.
