You used DALL-E for the header image -- I just got access this week, and I've been thinking about using it or other AIs to generate some images for some newsletters, but I was a little unclear on the OKness of this (Craiyon, at least, made it hard for me to interpret if internal use by a business was OK). Looking at the terms for OpenAI, it looks like they make it a little more clear that you're free to use the images however you like. Good to know; I'll have to keep in mind before I bother our graphic designers next time.
It's definitely worth experimenting. The garish colors you see in today's images are because I asked for the images to be created "in pop art style." If you look at last week's edition you'll see the style is more realistic.
You used DALL-E for the header image -- I just got access this week, and I've been thinking about using it or other AIs to generate some images for some newsletters, but I was a little unclear on the OKness of this (Craiyon, at least, made it hard for me to interpret if internal use by a business was OK). Looking at the terms for OpenAI, it looks like they make it a little more clear that you're free to use the images however you like. Good to know; I'll have to keep in mind before I bother our graphic designers next time.
It's definitely worth experimenting. The garish colors you see in today's images are because I asked for the images to be created "in pop art style." If you look at last week's edition you'll see the style is more realistic.
"a virtuous loop"
Yes.