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Our First Test of Meta’s AI Image Generator Was a Hilarious Flop

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Meta released a standalone AI image generator on Wednesday that will convert your text-based queries into fantastical, high-resolution images in mere seconds. The free tool, Imagine with Meta AI, is powered by Emu, the company’s image foundation model. —Maxwell Zeff Read More

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