To test Midjourney, you will now need to take out the wallet. This artificial intelligence software, which allows you to create hyper-realistic photomontages, announced on Thursday, March 30, the suspension of its free trial, reports The Washington Post. In question: “incredible lawsuit and abuse in trials,” founder and CEO David Holz wrote on the social network Discord on Thursday.
Midjourney previously allowed all internet users to create 25 images for free, before offering a subscription ranging from ten to sixty dollars a month. But the American company released a new version of its software in mid-March, which significantly improved the quality of images, especially those depicting public figures.
Enough to cause a multitude of viral images on the Internet in recent weeks, such as Emmanuel Macron on a pile of garbage or a fictitious arrest of former US President Donald Trump.
In one year, the San Francisco-based company already has 13 million members.
Source: BFM TV
