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Microsoft rolls back its Bing Image Creator model
Microsoft is reverting its Bing AI image generator because of quality complaints
Microsoft is rolling back a model upgrade to its AI-powered Bing Image Creator, reports TechCrunch. The rollback came after weeks of complaints by users that the tool just didn’t work as well after Microsoft “upgraded” to a new version of the DALL-E 3 model on December 18th.
Microsoft rolls back its Bing Image Creator model after users complain of degraded quality
Microsoft promised its new Bing Image Creator model would deliver better quality. Now, it's rolling back the model after complaints.
Microsoft rolls back Bing Image Creator update following quality complaints
The new model aimed to improve user experience by doubling the speed and enhancing the quality of image creation. However, after a wave of user complaints about degraded quality on X and Reddit, Microsoft has decided to revert to last version until further improvements can be made.
Microsoft nixes its Dall-E upgrade after image quality complaints
Microsoft had to reverse a recent update to its Bing image generation model after users complain that their AI creations look worse than before.
Bing Image Creator rolls back DALL-E 3 PR16 after complaints of unrealistic images
Bing Image Creator with DALL-E 3 PR16 has been producing unrealistic looking humans. It also got worse at mimicking artistic styles.
Bing brings back old Image Creator model after user complaints
Microsoft reverts to an older AI model after failing to deliver higher quality AI-generated images more quickly via Bing Image Creator.
Bing, Google and Microsoft
Microsoft wants you to use Bing so badly that it's using "deceptive tactics" to transform the search engine into an imitation of Google — Google responds
Microsoft is reportedly using deceptive tactics to grow its market share against Google in the search landscape by making Bing look like Google.
Google calls out Microsoft for trickery over Bing’s response to ‘Google’ search query
Windows Latest first spotted the situation, describing it as a “genius move to keep you from Google search.” It’s part of a larger pattern by Microsoft to get Google users to switch to Edge and Bing, taking advantage of their positions as the default browser and search engine in Windows.
Microsoft Called Out For Tricking Bing Users Into Thinking They're Using Google Search
People who go looking for Google via Bing may instead find themselves using a fake Google search that's actually Bing.
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Google Criticizes Bing For Mimicking Google’s Homepage
Microsoft faces backlash after Bing mimics Google's interface, sparking criticism from Google Chrome's security chief.
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'New year, new low, Microsoft'—even the search engines are firing shots on social media now, as Google employees take aim at Bing over 'long history of tricks'
Every day, it feels like we're hitting new levels of cultural division—with government officials taking to platforms to dunk, ...
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