How to use Dall-E Ethically in your Graphic Design Work
What is Dall-E?
First things first, Dall-E is a language model developed by OpenAI that can generate images from text descriptions. Pretty cool, huh? Basically, you can write a description of what you want an image to look like, and Dall-E will create it for you. A-MAZ-ING.
Can I use the images in my work?
The short answer is yes, wait… there’s a but, there are some things to keep in mind. It’s extremely important to think about the ethics of using AI-generated images. Some people argue that using AI to create images takes away jobs from real life, human designers. However, others argue that AI can be a valuable tool for designers to use in conjunction with their own creativity and skills.
So, how do I use Dall-E in an ethical way?
One way is to use it as a tool to generate ideas and inspiration. For example, you could use Dall-E to create a rough concept of an image, and then use your own design skills to refine and improve it.
Another way is to use Dall-E in combination with other design elements. For example, you could use a Dall-E image as a background for a design, and then add your own typography and other design elements on top.
Overall, the key is to use Dall-E as a tool to enhance your own creativity and design skills, rather than relying on it as a replacement for human design
So, there you have it. You absolutely CAN use Dall-E in your design projects, but make sure you’re using it responsibly! Remember, it’s just a tool to help you create, not a replacement for your own creativity and design skills.
Check out this awesome article over on itsnicethat on how the team at &Walsh used Dall-E for the rebrand of Isodope.