Acclaimed director Megumi Ishitani, who is known for her work on One Piece, and the more recent One Piece Fan Letter, expressed strong disapproval of OpenAI's
Interesting mix of responses here. I think it’s not a matter of copying art style though. I think it’s more to do with the death of creative labor. Especially with how labor intensive Studio Ghibli films are.
But I learned some time ago that we’re in “the age of curatorship” so maybe we’ll just continue filtering out AI stuff the same way we try to filter out “brainrot” or “slop content”. Unless of course, you actually like any of that (and I do like to watch these from time to time myself).
With the current situation, it’s also interesting that Studio Ghibli hasn’t said anything yet. Or at least I’m not aware of any legitimate statements yet. Maybe Sudio Ghibli isn’t bothered by it at all.
Anyway, I think it’s good people actively resist AI. It’s here to stay unless laws limit or prohibit it.
My problem with AI isn’t theft. It’s a worry that it will lead to the death of new ideas. It isn’t generative. not really. Smart people look at information and make connections in unique and new ways. AI looks at what’s been done before and does it again.
Interesting mix of responses here. I think it’s not a matter of copying art style though. I think it’s more to do with the death of creative labor. Especially with how labor intensive Studio Ghibli films are.
But I learned some time ago that we’re in “the age of curatorship” so maybe we’ll just continue filtering out AI stuff the same way we try to filter out “brainrot” or “slop content”. Unless of course, you actually like any of that (and I do like to watch these from time to time myself).
With the current situation, it’s also interesting that Studio Ghibli hasn’t said anything yet. Or at least I’m not aware of any legitimate statements yet. Maybe Sudio Ghibli isn’t bothered by it at all.
Anyway, I think it’s good people actively resist AI. It’s here to stay unless laws limit or prohibit it.
My problem with AI isn’t theft. It’s a worry that it will lead to the death of new ideas. It isn’t generative. not really. Smart people look at information and make connections in unique and new ways. AI looks at what’s been done before and does it again.