ChatGPT Can Now Make Animated GIFs as OpenAI Rolls Out Images 2.6
OpenAI's Images 2.6 lets ChatGPT turn prompts and photos into animated GIFs you can retime and fix frame by frame, with new API models for developers.
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OpenAI's Images 2.6 lets ChatGPT turn prompts and photos into animated GIFs you can retime and fix frame by frame, with new API models for developers.
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Meta is rolling out shareable event links that let anyone RSVP without WhatsApp, along with plus-ones, reminders and a central Events Home.
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