ChatGPT has now accessed the Internet; Integration with DALL-E 3 in beta

ChatGPT which had been hitting the internet in beta form earlier this month, now the feature Internet browsing has officially received In addition, artificial intelligence image generation DALL-E 3 It is also now available in beta for ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise subscribers.

OpenAI has made ChatGPT web services accessible since March, a move that has had its inherent risks from the start. Then, in May, the search company provided its chatbot with Bing, Microsoft’s proprietary search engine, and finally, in late June, it added the feature to the mobile version of ChatGPT. However, this new feature was removed after it became clear that ChatGPT could also display paid content.

However, in late September, OpenAI again made Bing browsing available to its chatbot, but this time it promised to follow guidelines provided by content owners. Now this feature, which is called Browse with Bing, is officially available to all ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise subscribers, and it is no longer necessary to activate it through the settings like in the beta version.

Integration of DALL-E 3 with ChatGPT

In addition, OpenAI also made the DALL-E 3 image generation artificial intelligence model available as a beta version to its chatbot users a month after its introduction.

DALL-E 3 is currently available in beta form through ChatGPT’s web and mobile versions, and users can enable this feature by selecting the “DALL-E 3 (Beta)” option from the GPT-4 tab in ChatGPT. With this integration, users can much more easily submit their requests to the chatbot, and more importantly, get feedback from ChatGPT in their conversation.