😺 Firefly vs. DALL-E 3 vs. Midjourney

PLUS: Our honest thoughts on AI "Kendall Jenner"

Welcome, humans.

Not trying to brag, but we’re bringing the heat today.

Like that kind of heat when you plunge into a steaming hot tub on a chilly winter day. Jolting at first, but once you're in up to your neck, there's nothing more satisfying.

Here’s what you need to know about AI today:

Adobe Firefly is the best image generator for companies.
Replit’s AI model is free to use on Hugging Face.
Meta is paying influencers millions to use their “voice”.
Even Google employees don’t know if Bard is useful.

Adobe Firefly vs. DALL-E 3 vs. Midjourney.

It’s 2023, and AI lets you whip up an image just from a description. It’s jaw-dropping, but so are smart fridges, which no one uses…

Two questions:

Which image generators should you use?
What should you use them for?

Midjourney was and still is the top option for hyperrealistic and abstract images. But there’s a steep learning curve and you're stuck using it within Discord.

There are two up-and-comers worth mentioning:

DALL-E 3 by OpenAI: Once a dud, now a stud. Worth using when your image needs text elements—think cartoons, branding, memes, you name it.

Adobe Firefly Image 2: this model just leveled up — it can do things like skin texture and hands quite well.

The big pro here is Adobe is a safe bet for businesses. Adobe doesn't train its AI on unauthorized art and just launched Content Credentials, a “digital nutrition label” that shows how an image was made and by whom.

(Firefly got a bunch of upgrades this week including photo upscaling and style alignment with your brand).

These image generators come in clutch for any project that involves visuals:

images for blog posts, social posts, or digital marketing.
product designs.
fashion/interior design.
diagrams/illustrations for educational content.
thumbnails (which you can now A/B test with ChatGPT-4V)!

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Celebrities Can Monetize Their Likesness Using AI (Starting With Chatbots).

Stop when you find your celeb crush:

Mr. Beast.
Kendall Jenner.
Charli D’Amelio.
Tom Brady.
Snoop Dogg (STOP).

Meta is betting that you love one of these A-listers enough to chat "with them" for hours via chatbot on Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger.

And it paid some celebrities up to $5M to “rent” their voices so users can message with them.

But it’s just so … weird (cheers to this viral post roasting Meta’s AI personas).

Maybe it’ll catch on with GenZ/Alpha (they seem to love talking to chatbots on character.ai).

We think the more interesting AI application here could be celebs "renting" their authentic voices and faces for things like audiobooks, commercials, or other voice-over gigs.

It’s unclear what exactly this looks like, but we’re already seeing celebs license their likeness to engage with fans in creative ways.