OpenAI's ChatGPT gains GIF creation alongside Images 2.6, The Verge reports

The Verge reported the OpenAI update on November 4th, but the rollout date and first-party Images 2.6 documentation remain unverified.

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Primary source: The Verge

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Frame editing and playback controls would move GIF creation into the same ChatGPT workflow used for still images. The practical value depends on access and output limits that the available sources do not yet document.

A golden retriever runs across grass at sunset beside translucent panels showing it in successive running poses.

OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman leads OpenAI, whose latest image update, as reported, reaches into animation. The Verge reported on November 4th that ChatGPT could turn a text request or an uploaded photo into a GIF, then let users adjust playback speed, inspect the animation frame by frame, edit frames, and share the result. The report's example prompt was "can you make a gif of a cat dancing?"…

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