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Why ChatGPT’s New Feature Could Be the Most Controversial Design Tool Yet

The creative process is changing and so are we

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Kevin Gargate Osorio and Frank Andrade
Mar 27, 2025
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Image made with GPT 4o

Yesterday, OpenAI announced a major update to ChatGPT, specifically to GPT-4o. This new feature, now available to both free and paid users, highlights just how far generative image tools have come.

What used to be a niche experiment has quickly evolved into a widely used creative tool, sparking both excitement and clever commentary. From graphic designers and artists to marketers and meme creators, people across the creative spectrum now have access to an AI that can paint, sketch, and visualize almost anything you describe.

Still, it makes me wonder—is this breakthrough truly a game-changer for the design and visual content industry, or is it just another update meant to keep us hooked and waiting for more?

ChatGPT’s Image Generation Got a Big Update

OpenAI’s GPT-4o marks a significant step forward in AI’s visual imagination. Up until now, ChatGPT relied on the separate DALL·E 3 model to generate images from prompts.

With GPT-4o, image generation is now built directl…

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