Microsoft recently faced criticism over the release of PR16, the latest version of OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 model, designed to enhance the Bing Image Creator. Released over a week ago, PR16 promised users faster and higher-quality image generation.

Microsoft promised its new Bing Image Creator model would deliver better quality. Now, it's rolling back the model after complaints.

Users croon in complaint Software King of the World, Microsoft has had to roll back its latest update to its Bing Image Generation system, which installed the latest iteration of OpenAI’s Dall-E model after Bing users vociferously complained about a decline in image quality.

Microsoft reverts Bing Image Creator to PR13 after user feedback highlighted reduced realism in generated images.

The prominent backer of OpenAI is now rolling back the latest DALL-E 3 PR16 model update on Bing Image Creator.

The new model aimed to improve user experience by doubling the speed and enhancing the quality of image creation. However, after a wave of user complaints about degraded quality on X and Reddit, Microsoft has decided to revert to last version until further improvements can be made.

Microsoft’s Jordi Ribas acknowledged the problem in a post on X, explaining that the company had identified some of the reported issues and was working to fix them.

Microsoft has announced plans to roll back its recent update to the Bing Image Creator, after facing significant backlash from users.

Microsoft brings back an older AI model after failing to deliver higher quality AI-generated images more quickly via Bing Image Creator.

Microsoft is rolling back a model upgrade to its AI-powered Bing Image Creator, reports TechCrunch. The rollback came after weeks of complaints by users that the tool just didn’t work as well after Microsoft “upgraded” to a new version of the DALL-E 3 model on December 18th.