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Toshio Suzuki Responds to the “Ghibli-Style” AI Art Trend
Studio Ghibli co-founder and producer Toshio Suzuki has addressed the recent surge of AI-generated images imitating the studio’s visual style. Suzuki said he did not engage with the trend because he expected people to lose interest, adding that even limited familiarity with Ghibli makes imitations recognizable as fake; coverage also discusses Hayao Miyazaki’s awareness of generative AI and the possibility of another film.
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Ghibli’s Toshio Suzuki not impressed by generative AI images, Hayao Miyazaki thinks even less of them
SoraNews24Sep 10
Studio Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki ignored the “Ghibli-style” AI art trend because he knew people would just get bored of it. “It only takes a little knowledge to spot a fake” According to Suzuki, Hayao Miyazaki doesn't even know what generative AI is a
AUTOMATON West (Bluesky)Sep 7
What we know
- Toshio Suzuki addressed the recent popularity of AI images imitating Studio Ghibli’s style.
- Suzuki said he ignored the trend because he expected audiences to become bored with it.
- He argued that people with even a little knowledge of Ghibli can identify AI imitations as fake.
- The coverage discusses Hayao Miyazaki’s familiarity with generative AI and whether he may make another movie.