Google’s new AI tool makes it easier to create and remix your visual concepts. Instead of asking you to describe what’s in your mind’s eye, Whisk lets you input three image prompts: one for ...

Whisk will not tell you to write a detailed prompt for an AI-generated image. Instead, it’ll ask you to upload three images: One for the subject, one for the scene, and one for the style.

On an unseasonably warm May afternoon in Manhattan’s bustling Rockefeller Center, the designers Wade Jeffree and Leta ...

Whisk works by using Google’s core AI offering, Gemini, which debuted in December 2023, and pairing it with Imagen 3, the latest text-to-image generator released by DeepMind in December.

An AI-generated image I made in Whisk using Google’s suggested images as prompts. Image: Google via Whisk Jay Peters is a news editor covering technology, gaming, and more.

Google has launched a new generative AI tool that it says will allow you to “remix your subjects, scenes and styles in fun, new ways”. Initially available in the US only, Whisk combines the ...

At launch, Whisk supports 29 online grocers globally, including major companies like Walmart, Instacart, Amazon Fresh and PeaPod in the U.S., plus Tesco, Ocado, Waitrose, ASDA and Amazon Fresh in ...

Whisk’s new content platform is purpose-built for regional and global brands, grocers and their marketing, content and nutrition teams to easily create the digital experiences that consumers want.

Google Whisk uses images as inputs instead of text-based prompts; It's built on Google’s Imagen 3 generative AI model; The experimental tool is free to try for users in the US ...

Whisk works by using Google’s core AI offering, Gemini, which debuted in December 2023, and pairing it with Imagen 3, the latest text-to-image generator released by DeepMind in December.