In the midst of the production of anime images; Miyazaki hated artificial intelligence

A few days ago, Openai introduced a new feature called “Images in ChatGPT” that uses Gpt-4O to produce image in this artificial intelligence. Shortly after the release of this feature, many users converted real images to Japanese studio style. But what is Hayao Miyazaki, a co -founder of the Studios Studios, about artificial intelligence? This legendary animator had been commented in the past.

If you have visited social networks in the past few days, you are likely to have seen images produced by artificial intelligence imitating the symbolic style of studio studio. Thanks to the new ChatGpt version, users can convert real images to the specific style of Hayao Miyazaki anime.

However, this new trend has also highlighted ethical concerns about the tools of artificial intelligence trained with copyright. However, the studio has not yet commented on the recent trend; Miyazaki, 84, known for his manual and obsessive processing process, had previously criticized the role of artificial intelligence in animation production.

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According to Fortune, one of the most famous criticisms of Hayao Miyazaki to artificial intelligence was introduced in a documentary called “Endless Man: Hayao Miyazaki” in 2016. In this documentary, a group of developers to Miyazaki showed an animation of a zombie made by artificial intelligence.

In this zombie animation, his body pushes his body forward, and the person who shows the animation says that artificial intelligence can “provide strange moves that we humans cannot imagine.” It prompted Miyazaki to tell the story:

“Every morning, of course, not in recent days, I see my friend who is disabled. It is very difficult for him to even move his “tall” by hand; His arm with his stiff muscle cannot reach me. “Now that I think about him, I can’t watch these things and it’s interesting to me.”

“The one who creates these things does not know what the pain is,” says Miyazaki. “I am completely disgusting … I feel that this is an insult to life itself.” The documentary also adds: “I feel we are approaching the apocalypse. We humans are lose faith in ourselves. ” He also said he never wants to fit the technology.

However, over the years, productive artificial intelligence has improved greatly, especially the imagery models have improved. The new GPT-4O feature has been so welcomed that even the White House account has released a video with a video style, and Openai CEO Sam Altman has changed its profile photo to this style.