An AI-powered co-creator string was discovered in the latest Windows Paint update

Another day, Microsoft appears to be developing another AI-powered tool. This time, the latest update to the Paint app for Windows Insiders includes strings for a new image generation feature called Paint Co-Creator.

Cocreator is now live on the Dev/Canary channel (build 11.2308.18.0), powered by DALL-E, an AI system that creates photorealistic images and art from text descriptions. This discovery supports previous reports that Microsoft was developing AI capabilities for Paint.

Strings include: "Describe what you want to create," "Try "a cat walking in the woods" or "a house built from leaves," and "According to Microsoft's Responsible AI Guidelines, It looks like there are some words that can be blocked.

Obviously, you can also choose an art style – just like on the AI-powered Bing Image Creator. Check out some strings here (shout out to @PhantomOfEarth)

However, you will need to be logged into your Microsoft account to join the waitlist and try out this feature.

We're also likely to get a first look at what the Cocreator image generator tool will look like when Microsoft talks about upcoming AI features in Windows at its upcoming November 21 event.

In case you missed it, Paint now has layers, like Photoshop. You can add multiple images and edit them without affecting other layers. It's a great new feature, but insiders also complain that it can take up a lot of memory.

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