In an age where AI is once again in the focus of the tech world, Google has come up with its text-to-image AI generator that can provide you with images based on the text input. It's the Imagen AI system, created by the Google Brain team, and if Google and tons of sample images are to be believed, it can generate "photorealistic images and deep level language understanding." Here's a look at the details.

As the name suggests, the job is not difficult. All you have to do is type what you want to see and based on its understanding after reading tons of data, Imagen will generate an image for you.

The Imagen site showcases some use cases and what we see is pretty impressive. Imagen combines large transformer language models to understand text and propagation models to create high-quality images.

The outputs seem quite accurate and give a tough competition to other text-to-image AI models such as OpenAI's popular DALL-E (which even has a successor), VQ-GAN+CLIP and Latent Diffusion Models. Google even has proof. It has introduced a benchmark tool called DrawBench for this and its data perceives Imagen as the better.