Creating visuals has never been easier!

Meanwhile with Copilot, at first, I was still figuring out how it worked. Now, after a while, there is a main difference between the two. Unlike Canva that tends to have everything easier and simpler prompts, with Copilot, we have to describe the art/style that we wanted and be descriptive as possible. What is fun about Copilot is that we can generate an avatar even in pixel art that we can customize based on our preferences.

^{Created with Dall-E via Copilot : past vs present style}

For example, my recent avatar was something I prompted while adding the hat that I have which has skymo written on it. Above are what my previous vs recent prompt looks like. One of the things I learned is that, you also have to be creative with your prompt to generate a stunning visual.

To be fair, I don’t know how far Canva is capable of writing/aid in writing content but in their policies, they don't forget to mention that even drafting and editing with Ai must be stated if you created a content co-authored with AI product.^[1] I think that now, as AI starting to get embraced even in creative spaces, I do think while it’s helpful, it’s also mean the line will be blurry between human vs AI made in the future. Is something created with AI unoriginal? I reckon in the future it wouldn’t be the case.

Even microsoft with their Bing policty has also stated,

You'll need to make your own determination regarding the intellectual property rights you have in output content and its commercial usability, taking into account, among other things, your usage scenario(s) and the laws of the relevant jurisdiction. ^[2]

That further hinted that we’re still responsible to the IP rights of the image/content/product that we’re producing. As far as the development concerned, with the rise of AI, there are also jobs being created such as AI prompter. So, there’s always two sides of the coin and whichever you stand on, AI is here to stay.