In the near future, users of ChatGPT will have the option to select “Save without watermark” from the menu located behind the three dots in the top-right corner of the app when generating images. This capability suggests that images will indeed come with watermarks, raising questions about its overall utility. The speculation surrounding this feature includes whether all users will be permitted to save images without watermarks. Currently, it remains uncertain.
Android Authority has suggested that this feature might be limited to paid subscribers of ChatGPT, indicating it could be placed behind a paywall. As of now, OpenAI has not made any official announcements regarding this functionality, and there is a possibility it may not be included in the stable releases of ChatGPT. Users will need to stay tuned for any updates to clarify its availability and any associated costs. In the meantime, this discussion on image watermarking raises broader questions about the value of premium AI services.
As the landscape of AI technology evolves, users may be interested in weighing the benefits versus costs of subscribing to enhanced features. For now, we await further information from OpenAI that will shed light on this tantalizing possibility.