This is the best summary I could come up with:

Microsoft hasn’t announced pricing for these credits yet, but one can assume the company will eventually start charging once you run out of them.

Bing uses a similar system, but once you run out of “daily boosts,” the image creation through DALL-E simply slows down.

Other Windows testers have even found references to a waitlist for the feature and a hero image that Microsoft may use to market its new Notepad Cowriter.

The style of the image is identical to how Microsoft markets its Copilot features inside Office apps like Outlook, Word, and PowerPoint.

Now, I’m old enough to remember a time when Notepad was but a mere simple Windows app that had barely been touched for more than three decades.

I’d rather see Microsoft continue on its path of improving Notepad in meaningful ways, especially since it’s removing WordPad from Windows after nearly 30 years.

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