After adding image generation to Duck.ai late last year, DuckDuckGo is now rolling out image editing capabilities for its private AI chatbot. Here’s how it works. Privacy-first approach to AI-powered image editing DuckDuckGo announced today that Duck.ai, its private chatbot interface, can now edit images based on user prompts, for free, with no account needed. However, DuckDuckGo subscribers get higher daily limits. With the feature, users can now select New Image from the side menu, and either click the Start with an image button or simply drag an image (JPEG, JPG, PNG, or WebP) into the prompt box. From there, they can describe the adjustments they’d like to see in the image, and OpenAI’s underlying model will take it from there. As with the image generation tool, DuckDuckGo notes that all image metadata, as well as the user’s IP address, is removed before the prompt is shared with OpenAI, which provides the underlying model.…