With the recent rise in popularity of text-to-image image generation engines, our friend Pratik Naik had a chat with one of the most popular A.I. chatbots, Open A.I. In his words, the conversation title is "I asked A.I. if humans have anything to fear when it comes to text to image A.I. generators? Here is what it said." It was an interesting conversation, although with a somber conclusion. We are bringing this interview as is and would love to hear if you are concerned about AI or consider it as an opportunity.

TikTok has rolled a new in-app text-to-image AI generator that lets users type in a prompt and receive an image that can be used as the background in their videos. The effect is called "AI greenscreen" and can be accessed via the short-form video app's camera screen. The new effect was first spotted by The Verge. The launch of the new filter comes as text-to-image AI generators are becoming increasingly popular, especially with the launch of OpenAI's DALL-E 2. It's worth noting that the images that TikTok's AI generator produces are quite basic when compared to the output from notable text-to-image models, including DALL-E 2 and Google's Imagen. TikTok's model produces abstract imagery, whereas DALL-E 2 and Imagen are able to create photorealistic imagery.