ChatGPT's native image generation capabilities were introduced ... Sam Altman's comments a day earlier when he confirmed that India has become the fastest growing market for ChatGPT.

Altman wrote in a post on X. Shortly afterwards, the OpenAI CEO made another attempt to connect with his company's Indian audience by sharing an animated image of himself as an Indian cricketer.

actor-wrestler Dave Bautista shared a series of photos that showcased his image being used by local clinics in India. Dave Bautista has shared a series of his images being used by various Desi ...

Altman shared his anime cricketer avatar on X on Thursday, sending Indian social media users into a tizzy. Though the tech billionaire had shared AI-generated images before - joining last week's ...

the United States has deployed at least six nuclear-capable B-2 bombers to a base in the Indian Ocean within striking distance of both countries, an ABC News analysis of satellite images shows.

what's happening with ai adoption in india right now is amazing to watch. we love to see the explosion of creativity--india is outpacing the world.

and logos are legally protected. However, artistic styles themselves are not copyrightable, meaning AI-generated images that resemble Ghibli’s hand-drawn aesthetic may not necessarily violate ...

Despite the defeat, a viral image of young wicketkeeper-batter Vansh Bedi calmly napping amidst the tension provided comic relief for fans. DC now leads the standings, while CSK drops to ninth ...

The craze for AI-generated Studio Ghibli-style anime images by ChatGPT seems unending after a week since the trend took over the internet by storm. While OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman boasted about ...

ChatGPT's new feature for generating Ghibli-style images has seen a warm reception from social media users. However, this surge in popularity recently caused the company's servers to crash.

In recent days, Ghibli Style images have surged in popularity across the internet, creating a buzz on social media platforms. Users on WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram are now adopting Ghibli ...