The tech giant OpenAI has launched a revolutionary 3D version of DALL-E, now referred to as Point-E, which facilitates the creation of 3D objects based on textual inputs.
According to a recent discussion, OpenAI has unveiled a 3D iteration of its DALL-E technology, known as Point-E. This algorithm can produce 3D models directly from text descriptions, expanding on its predecessor's capabilities. blog post on the company’s GitHub.
Point-E represents a next step in the progression of the original DALL-E model that debuted last year, offering the ability to create 3D representations from textual prompts much like its 2D counterpart.

In contrast to the original DALL-E, which was limited to producing flat images, Point-E offers the fascinating capability of generating three-dimensional objects. This opens up new avenues for applications in realms such as virtual and augmented reality. DALL-E to generate While Point-E has not yet reached the sophistication of Google's offering, it does boast a significant speed advantage, generating results approximately 600 times faster than DreamFusion.
We've seen impressive progress in creating two-dimensional images, and now the transition to three-dimensional is gradually gaining momentum. Could this impending advancement lead to unrest among 3D artists? DreamFusion In the realm of text-to-3D technologies, Google has rolled out a neural network that translates text descriptions into detailed 3D models.
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