<ul><li>The viral Ghibli images produced by ChatGPT this week are not made with malice aforethought, but they represent the worst bits of AI-produced media.</li><li>Studio Ghibli's films are purposefully slow in both style and production and are drawn by hand over years, missing the point of using AI to mimic their art.</li><li>OpenAI claims to have taken steps to address artistic concerns but the restrictions don't fully protect the legacy of studios and creators like Ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki.</li><li>There's a difference between making fan art mimicking an artist and having an algorithm do it, and more care is needed in the usage of AI to respect creative legacies.</li></ul>

I refuse to jump on ChatGPT’s Studio Ghibli image generator bandwagon because it goes against everything I love about those movies

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