Imagen 3 الجديد من جوجل لرسم صور بواقعية مخيفة بالذكاء الاصطناعي

The speaker, Abdul Latif Saeed, welcomes viewers to a new video where he discusses Google's updated text-to-image service. He explains that while the service is not new, a recent update has made it incredibly realistic. The service allows users to convert text descriptions into images using AI. The speaker shares his surprise at the quality of the images generated, noting that previous attempts were poor. He demonstrates the service by describing a scene and showing the resulting image, which he finds to be very realistic and detailed. He also mentions that sometimes the service can be used to generate images that are not real, such as a drawing of a non-existent person, and discusses the implications of this technology.

In the second paragraph, Abdul Latif Saeed continues to explore Google's text-to-image service by attempting to generate an image of a potato sitting on a throne wearing a crown. He notes that the service has limitations, such as not supporting the Arabic language, which forces him to use English. The speaker shares his experience with the service, highlighting the realism of the generated images and the ability to make adjustments to them. He compares Google's service to Microsoft's, noting that while Google offers more realistic images, Microsoft provides more freedom in terms of image manipulation and size adjustments. He also touches on the ability to create music with AI, mentioning that the website does not support Arabic for this feature. The speaker concludes by expressing his satisfaction with the service and apologizes for any mistakes, looking forward to seeing viewers in the next video.