First Ghibli, now our beloved cartoon. Tom and Jerry just got an AI makeover, and the internet can’t handle it

[Silicon Valley = Nakafuji Rei] "Studio Ghibli-style images" created by the generative AI (artificial intelligence) app of the US Open AI are becoming popular. They are being used not only by individuals but also by government agencies and the military around the world. Voices of criticism against images that imitate the style are growing among creators and other creators, and the debate has been rekindled that the style should also be protected…

OpenAI has launched a feature that can create AI images that look like cartoons from Japanese Studio Ghibli.

GHIBLI Set For Massive Pump After Binance Listing Hype

Ghiblification token surged to a $20.8 million market value in just 19 hours after OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4o image tool sparked viral AI-generated Ghibli-style art. The token has attracted attention from Elon Musk and Sam Altman, with rumors swirling about potential Binance listings and upcoming partnerships. Despite an 85.60% drop from its all-time high, Ghiblification maintains a stable base of approximately 18,000 holders with concentrated whale ow…

In recent months, a practice has become popular on social networks that has attracted the attention of both the general public and experts in copyright: the use of tools such as ChatGPT to transform personal photographs into visual-style illustrations by Studio Ghibli, the renowned Japanese studio behind films such as Princess Mononoke. Although at first glance it may seem like a harmless creative exercise, this phenomenon reopens a deep debate …

First Ghibli, now our beloved cartoon. Tom and Jerry just got an AI makeover, and the internet can’t handle it

AI has once again captured the spotlight, this time revolutionizing animation. A one-minute Tom and Jerry episode, entirely AI-generated using TTT-MLP by Stanford and NVIDIA, has sparked both excitement and concern online. While some are impressed by the innovation, others criticize its "soulless" nature and worry about the future of human animators in the face of rapidly advancing AI technology.

When AI Imitates Art: Legal and Ethical Impacts of OpenAI’s “Ghiblifying” Feature

Editor’s Note: OpenAI’s release of the “Ghiblifying” feature in its GPT-4o model brings fresh urgency to legal and ethical debates at the intersection of AI, copyright, and creative integrity. By allowing users to render images in a style evocative of Studio Ghibli, this viral tool challenges traditional definitions of originality, raises questions about training data transparency, and tests the limits of fair use in generative AI. For professio…