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[–] [email protected] 2 points 6 days ago

Thank you, way too many people here who seem to completely misunderstand the nature of Miyazaki's resentment towards AI.

He was not simply put off by the appearance of the animations, but rather repulsed by the entire process and the idea that machines could ever replicate the creativity of humanity. This is a man that had one of his animators work more than a year on a 4 second shot, refusing to use CGI in any capacity to speed that process up. The notion that he would have anything but contempt for AI is laughable.