I tested ChatGPT Images 2.6: GIFs, saved references, SVG

Lian Wu, the desktop app I'm building to switch AI models mid-conversation: https://lianwu.app/yt ChatGPT can now make GIFs. I tested everything new in Images 2.6 on my own account. Here is what actually works. What I found - GIFs: a simple loading GIF was six frames, one little hop. A story prompt gave nine frames in about forty seconds. Under the hood it is one image, a three by three sheet. It drew a ChatGPT logo I never asked for, and the last frame jumps right back to the first. - Saved references: I saved my logo once as "Lian", then called it by name in a new chat. Watercolor, pixel art, clay: same shape, same leaf. This one I would use. - Markup: I drew a box and asked for a small clay arm holding a laptop. It only changed the box. - SVG: in ChatGPT I got a PNG inside an SVG. The API gave a real vector: with Flare, 13 paths, about 5 KB, in 28 seconds. - Speed: OpenAI says Flare can be as fast as six seconds at low quality. On my Mac, one run each: Flare took 7.2 seconds, Sunburst 18.8 seconds. Chapters 0:00 ChatGPT can now make GIFs 0:15 What's new in Images 2.6 0:29 Test 1: GIFs 1:09 Test 2: Saved references 1:26 Test 3: Markup 1:37 Test 4: SVG 2:00 Last test: Speed, Flare vs Sunburst 2:13 What I'd use today Part 2, how I actually use it in my own work: https://youtu.be/f7AhPYTHkRk Source: OpenAI, Introducing Images 2.6 https://openai.com/index/introducing-images-2-6/