DALL·E now available without waitlist
Summary
OpenAI removes the waitlist for DALL·E beta, making the text-to-image generation tool immediately available to all users. The announcement reveals 1.5M+ active users creating 2M+ images daily, with plans to expand DALL·E API access to developers.
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