In context: Nvidia's GauGAN technology has already shown what it's capable of, turning simple sketches into photorealistic images. Since then, we saw it being employed in Nvidia Canvas, but it seems the GPU giant is aiming at higher grounds with its AI, launching a new version capable of turning words into images.
Nvidia
showed its GauGAN technology for the first time in 2019, but only recently we saw it being featured in a product available for the general public. Named
Canvas, this piece of software can be very fun to use, allowing users to create amazing photo-like images with basic sketches.
A few months have passed since Canvas' announcement, but work on GauGAN has continued and it's now hitting version 2.0. The technology has become even more impressive, as it's now
capable of turning words into photorealistic images, providing a similar result to the one we get from using the draw-to-image feature.
As seen in the video above, write something on the text box, and an image will be generated immediately based on your words. Add an adjective or replace a noun in the phrase, and the image will change accordingly.
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