I was tinkering with dalle this morning and hit the generation limit. So I tried seeing if I could submit a feedback through the AI. Because of this I have 2 suggestions.
Can you push the feed back to the dev team for allowing users to input prompts into a pool and when the server has free processing the get generated. And put a timer these need to be done within 24 hours. And because the prompt is being run when time is available, allow requests up to 16 images generated.
Allow suggestions and feedback to be submitted through the AI. Have the AI discuss what the user is wanting to see. Then create a is this what you’re suggesting. Then a requested feature list could be built and maintained by the AI.
Or better: just lift the rate restrictions entirely.
There is absolutely no reason for it, other than to gall people into prepaying more by giving poor services.
If I can spend $6 per minute on DALL-E images (which I can), why is it that someone with $6 in their account can’t do exactly the same?
It’s clear the motivation is to make you put money into OpenAI’s account, for services of AI products yet to be rendered, for future purchase of an AI quality unlikely to maintained if we look at a year’s track record.
As for asking an AI about making images - that’s something you can do yourself, by putting a chatbot in front of the DALL-E image creator as a function. And then using message-wrapping techniques to make the AI in the API do no further rewriting of the sent prompt.