Miyazaki Hayao says - AI-made pictures are an insult to life itself.
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Now, Ghibli-style AI images are trending all over social media. You too have surely converted your photos with your loved ones from ChatGPT into Ghibli style images. ChatGPT had to stop it for some time after the number of such images generated increased tremendously all over the world.
Sam Altman, head of ChatGPT maker OpenAI, wrote on X about the temporary ban. "It's fun to see people draw on ChatGpeat, but as our GPU (Graphic Processing Unit) starts to catch on," Altman wrote, "we're temporarily going to make a limited number of Ghibli-style images to make it more efficient." We hope to remove this limitation and make it effective soon. We make it possible to generate only three such images a day on ChatGPeet.'
Altman himself has also put his Ghibli-style image on X's profile OpenAI added such a feature to ChatGPT last Tuesday as a high-quality image generator tool. It creates animated, watercolor and acrylic style paintings. After these pictures went viral on the Internet, it is expected that the Japanese animation company "Studio Ghibli" will raise copyright concerns.
In an old video, Hayao Miyazaki, one of the founders of Studio Ghibli, a senior anime director, described AI-made pictures as 'an insult to life'. His video has also become popular on social media. In that, he has held the view that AI can never understand human emotions.
