Ghibli’s Toshio Suzuki not impressed by generative AI images, Hayao Miyazaki thinks even less of them
As usual, Miyazaki doesn’t have time for anything that runs counter to his artistic principles. Almost as soon as generative AI image-making applications became something that the public had easy access to, “Ghibli-style AI illustrations” started getting shoveled into online spaces. Longtime fans of Ghibli that appreciate the studio’s human ethos in making art ground […]
Toshio Suzuki, a co-founder of Studio Ghibli, has expressed his disappointment with generative AI-generated images inspired by the studio's art style. These AI-created illustrations have recently become popular on the internet, causing frustration among fans who value the human touch in anime production. Studio Ghibli, known for its exceptional work, is hesitant to embrace the technology, as it could potentially compromise the unique, handcrafted quality of their films.
Hayao Miyazaki, another co-founder and renowned director, is even less interested in generative AI, to the point that Suzuki claims Miyazaki doesn't know about it. Despite his eccentric views, Miyazaki remains dedicated to his artistic principles and the human aspect of his work. The studio, with its stellar reputation and unwavering success, is in a unique position to take its time creating new projects while attracting top talent.
This gives them the option to disregard generative AI, emphasizing the cultural value of human-made art.
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