Microsoft has unveiled MAI-Image-1, its first image generation model developed entirely in-house.
According to the tech giant, this new model ranks among the top 10 text-to-image models on LMArena.
MAI-Image-1 is currently being tested on LMArena to gather feedback and improve its performance.
Microsoft has unveiled MAI-Image-1, its first image generation model developed entirely in-house. According to the tech giant, this new model ranks among the top 10 text-to-image models on LMArena. This launch is part of Microsoft AI’s mission to create artificial intelligence that is helpful, supportive, and designed to serve people in meaningful ways.
SurveyFollowing the release of two other in-house models in August, MAI-Image-1 represents the next step in Microsoft’s AI journey. “We trained this model with the goal of delivering genuine value for creators, and we put a lot of care into avoiding repetitive or generically-stylized outputs,” the tech giant explained in a blogpost.
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Microsoft carefully selected training data and conducted detailed evaluations, taking into account feedback from professionals in the creative industries. According to the company, MAI-Image-1 delivers “real flexibility, visual diversity and practical value.”
The MAI-Image-1 model is said to generate photorealistic images, including lighting and landscapes, faster and more efficiently than with many larger models. This speed will allow users to quickly test ideas, iterate on designs, and then move their creations to other tools for further refinement.
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MAI-Image-1 is currently being tested on LMArena to gather feedback and improve its performance. Soon, this AI model will be integrated into Copilot and Bing Image Creator.
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“We’re a lean, fast-moving lab made up of some of the world’s most talented minds. We have an ambitious mission we truly believe in. We’re also fortunate to partner with incredible product teams giving our models the chance to reach billions of users and create immense positive impact,” Microsoft said.
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