Raw LLM Responses

6:48 is completely out of context. Here's the full story: “In the documentary, Nobuo Kawakami, then a production intern at Ghibli, showed Miyazaki and others a creepy “deep learning” AI animation of a dismembered zombie using its head to wriggle across the floor. Toward the end of the demonstration, Kawakami soft-pitched the grotesque AI animation as something that would be perfect for a horror game, saying, “Using artificial intelligence enables a kind of horror beyond human imagination.” After a brief but deafening silence, Miyamoto condemned the AI animation in front of a boardroom filled with folks eagerly awaiting his response. "Let me just say every morning I used to see a friend who’s disabled. He would walk up to me. One leg’s turned outward, so it’s hard for him to walk. Even a high-five is hard for him. His stiff hand and mine touch. I think of him, and can’t say I like this. Whoever made it gives no thought to pain. It’s very unpleasant. You can make horrible things if you want, but I want nothing to do with it." It was then that Miyazaki dropped the line that became the stuff of memes, crystallizing his response to the demo by declaring it “an insult to life itself.” actually has nothing to do with AI art. The creepy video reminded Hayao Miyazaki of someone, it upset him, and then he condemned AI art. I love, love, love Hayao Miyazaki's work, and it should surprise no one that a man who refuses to use even use basic industry standard modern technology when animating would be against AI. But let's not confuse things, shall we?”