As AI art improves, the anime industry faces an existential crisis. Studios are torn between using AI to fill frames (solving the labor shortage) and preserving the human touch of master animators like Hayao Miyazaki, who famously called AI-generated animation "an insult to life itself."
As AI art improves, the anime industry faces an existential crisis. Studios are torn between using AI to fill frames (solving the labor shortage) and preserving the human touch of master animators like Hayao Miyazaki, who famously called AI-generated animation "an insult to life itself."