OpenAI has just released a new image creation tool within GPT-4, causing a frenzy on the internet with the widespread sharing of Studio Ghibli-themed memes. In response, the developers have decided to postpone making the tool available to free users, as CEO Sam Altman kindly asked people to tone down the meme and image production.
“Our GPUs are melting,” Altman said.
On the other hand, even though this tool was released for free users, the firm has now disclosed they are experimenting with embedding watermarks in the images produced by ChatGPT-4.
As a tech enthusiast, I stumbled upon a contentious update hidden within the code of version 1.2025.0912509108 beta, which was brought to light by user @btibor91. This update, oddly enough, has connections to “image-gen-watermark-for-free” as reported by TechRadar.
Although they’re not overt, the allusions suggest that watermarks are applied for free users. The tool comes equipped with “restricted usage,” limiting free users to generating only three images per day.
It appears that utilizing OpenAI’s image generator tool effectively will require either subscribing to ChatGPT’s $20 tier or opting for a pricier $200 plan, depending on your needs.
There are more complaints
Besides the potential implementation of watermarking on ChatGPT-4o images for free users, another point of contention arises from reported limitations on OpenAI’s latest image generation tool, which has prompted some users to file complaints.
It appears that the image generation abilities of ChatGPT-40 have been restricted following criticism from artists. Users have expressed their worries on social platforms, pointing out that they receive error messages when attempting to create pictures reminiscent of Studio Ghibli’s style.
As a researcher, I’ve noticed that several users have encountered a copyright infringement warning while creating Studio Ghibli memes.
As a researcher working with this AI tool, I should clarify that it doesn’t have the ability to create images in the unique style of particular artists.
“This is due to copyright and intellectual property concerns.”
Earlier, it was discussed that OpenAI might tighten the reins on its upcoming image creation tool, due to negative feedback from users and apprehensions from regulatory bodies. But, as is often the case with AI-based image generation tools, excessive censorship could significantly limit its potential, potentially leading to a decline in user engagement.
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2025-04-11 13:41