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With a different image of the universe from NASA. A script from Reddit user “Tiduszk” sets the wallpaper to NASA’s Astronomy Picture of the Day, creating moments of profound inspiration every time you glance at your phone. Christian Zibreg / How-To Geek I use a Personal Automation to schedule the script at sunrise because I like to wake up to a new “space photo of the day.” Select the “Automation” tab, hit “+” in the top-right corner, choose “Time of Day,” and select “Sunrise.” Next, set the frequency under “Repeat” to “Daily,” and turn on “Run Immediately.” As the last step, touch “Next” and pick the NASA script from the list. Your automation is saved under Automation> Personal and will run on schedule. Download this script from iCloud. How About a Different Bing Wallpaper Every Day? I don’t search with Bing, I just come for the featured image. Bing wallpapers offer a great variety of nature shots, portraits, cityscapes, and more. Reddit user “avidnumberer” came up with a solution that sets the newest Bing image of the day as your wallpaper. Christian Zibreg / How-To Geek Explore the world one photo at a time with Bing wallpapers. Feel free to automate this script to run daily by following the instructions in the previous section. Download this script from iCloud. Get Wallpaper Images Shot by Expert Photographers via Unsplash Jazz up your iPhone’s background with eye-candy images shot by expert photographers the world over. There’s no better place for that than Unsplash, the top repository of copyright-free pictures spanning a wide range of themes. There’s truly something for everyone on this site, so kudos to Reddit user “komnaspap” who created a script which sets your Lock and Home Screen backgrounds to different images from the site’s Featured section. Christian Zibreg /

Both images created by Bing (left) and DALL-E 2 (right) with the prompt "a robot walking along a path". Maria Diaz/ZDNETGrowing up, did you ever imagine that one day you'd be able to easily create any image you could think of by just typing a sentence into your computer or smartphone? But be warned: while knowing the power of artificial intelligence (AI) might give you a tingle of excitement, the execution might leave you wanting.There are a lot of generative AI tools available to create text and art, but they're not equal in quality. You can typically spot AI-generated images from the lack of realistic details or an abundance of misshapen features. So, how do you pick a good AI art generator that does its job reliably?Also: The best AI art generators: DALL-E 2 and other fun alternatives to tryIt's not a bad idea to start your search with two of the most in-demand tools: Bing Image Creator and Dall-E 2. While both are very popular, they're both also easy to use and don't require a dedicated app or program to work. Microsoft is using OpenAI's GPT-4, the largest language model currently available, for Bing Chat, and it's also using the technology behind Dall-E 2, the AI system from OpenAI, for its Image Creator. However, Bing Image Creator and Dall-E 2 and not the same tool. We'll cover how they differ and what they do best. How to use: Midjourney | Bing Image Creator | DALL-E 2 | Stable Diffusion You should use the Bing Image Creator... Photo created with Bing Image Creator and the prompt: "watercolor of an astronaut walking on a field of wildflowers". Bing | Maria Diaz/ZDNET1. You want more realistic imagesBoth Bing and Dall-E 2 can render images in different styles, such as paint, 3D render, photo, cartoon, and more. But Bing Image Creator is superior at creating realistic images. I find myself reaching for Bing when I'm looking to create an image that looks like a photo. Though the prompt was the same, you can see how realistic the images from Bing are on the left, especially compared to Dall-E 2's images. Maria Diaz/ZDNETBing Image Creator is powered by OpenAI's Dall-E technology, but it uses a more advanced version of the model used for Dall-E 2, which explains why the images more closely resemble reality compared to the ones from Dall-E 2.Also: How to use

Topic or subreddit, like “Reddit Aww”, Bing will surface a sneak peak of the topic with the top conversations for the day from Reddit. When searching for a general topic that is best answered with relevant Reddit conversations, Bing will surface a snippet of those conversations at the top of the page so you can easily get perspectives from the millions of Reddit users. Bing will be the place to go to search for Reddit AMAs, Q&As with celebrities and every day heroes hosted by the Reddit community. On Bing you can discover AMA schedules and see snapshots of AMAs that have already been completed. Simply search a person’s name to see their AMA snapshot or search for “Reddit AMAs” to see a carousel of popular AMAs. More conversational search:We often hear that search would be easier if only Bing could complete your sentences. Half the battle of searching is knowing the right words to query. Combining our expertise in web scale mining of billions of documents with Conversational AI, we're creating a new way to search that is interactive and can build on your previous searches to get you the best answer. Now, if you need help figuring out the right question to ask, Bing will help you with clarifying questions based on your query to better refine your search and get you the best answer the first time around. You’ll start to see this experience in health, tech and sports queries, and we will be adding more topic areas over time. And because we’ve built it with large-scale machine learning, the experience will get better over time as more users engage with it. Intelligent image search:Today, we also shared more detail on Bing’s advanced image search features. Bing Image Search leverages computer vision and object recognition to give you more ways to find what you’re looking for. Search any image or within images to shop for fashion or home furniture. Bing detects and highlights different products within images or you can click the magnifying glass icon on the top right of any image to search within an image and find related images or products. We also previewed a new feature that helps you better explore the world around you. If you find a landmark on Bing image search or use a photo from your camera roll, Bing will identify it and share interesting information about that landmark, such as the origins of the landmark and other relevant trivia. For instance, if you are looking at the India Gate, Bing can tell you why it was created and even what kind of stone it was made from. More to come on this feature in the future.We’re excited for you