A broad discussion has unfolded in Japan over whether AI‑generated images mimicking Studio Ghibli’s style—an effect dubbed “Ghiblification”—should be treated as copyright infringement.

nostalgia, and criticism, sparking a larger debate on AI-generated art and its impact on traditional hand-drawn animation. Also read: PM Modi joins viral AI Ghibli art trend: 'Main character?

Following the popularity of the AI -generated images in Studio Ghibli -style that took over the internet a few weeks ago, Japanese lawmakers are considering making them illegal. The images, created by ...

There’s something special about Studio Ghibli’s hand-drawn style that struck a viral chord with ChatGPT users.

Studio Ghibli fans are thrilled with AI-generated artworks mimicking the beloved animation style, igniting a viral trend.

Users flooded social media with images in the style of the Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli. The trend has fueled a debate on copyright, with some accusing OpenAI of exploiting artists' work.

OpenAI's new image-generation tool, GPT-4o, enables users to create images in Studio Ghibli's anime style, sparking discussions on intellectual property rights and AI ethics.

the debate over intellectual property, artistic integrity, and the role of AI in creative industries is only going to intensify. The question now is: If Studio Ghibli can’t stop this, ...

The Ghibli-gate controversy is just the latest in a series of lawsuits filed by news organizations, authors, and musicians who claim their work was used to train AI models without permission.