Google's latest AI tool, Whisk, is all about turning images into new creations. No text needed! Just upload your pictures, and Whisk will blend them together into one unique image. Think of it as a fun way to get creative, not a serious editing tool.

Big companies like Google are racing to show off what AI can do. But some people worry that not having rules around AI could be dangerous. Since 2021, AI-generated artwork has become a big deal on social media. Before Whisk, we had tools that turned text into images. But Whisk takes image prompts and mixes them up.

Users can play around with the final image by changing the inputs. They can even add text for specific details, but it's not required. Google says Whisk is about exploring visually, not making perfect edits. Whisk uses Google's core AI, Gemini, and DeepMind's Imagen 3.

When you upload your images, Gemini adds captions, which Imagen 3 uses to create something new. The image might look different from your prompts, like having different heights or skin tones. Google faced criticism when it first launched its text-to-image creator. But now, Whisk is here, letting users in the US try it out.

Other companies are also competing in this AI race. OpenAI recently released Sora, which turns text into videos. Experts say Whisk shows Google's strength in the AI and tech world.

AI Tool that Turns Images into Unique Art

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