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I'd say the trailer actually shows far more respect for the movies than the movies do for the books.
Paying for the rights to use something is far more respectful than plagiarism.
Edit note: in my opinion.
I'd say the trailer actually shows far more respect for the movies than the movies do for the books.
when i asked chatgpt to do it it gave me this:Now I'm wondering if someone is gonna redo an avengers trailer in studio ghibli style. I'd like to see a ghibli Hulk and Thor.
Or maybe people are just having fun creating Ghibli pictures. There doesn't have to be some ulterior motive behind it.It's giving "I never learned to draw and now I feel vindicated for never trying" which is sad. Like people seem gleeful that AI is "owning the libs" or some kind of put down for the creative class, which you know... has precedence.
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I wonder if you took an image and entered it if chatgpt would notice and say no or if it would create the image. I'm not even sure if this can be done in the free version.when i asked chatgpt to do it it gave me this:
I wasn't able to generate the image because this request violates our content policies. If you'd like, I can create something similar with original characters inspired by Ghibli and superhero aesthetics. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!
But then I don't go looking to see how i can break things to make a point other than RPG books/rules.
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When I watched the clip, it seemed that Miyazaki was talking about something that was a) creepy, and b) a CGI attempt to have a computer "draw like a human", and that he opined that the creepy part was fine, but the "making a machine that can draw pictures like humans do" was his issue. Is the editing deceptive here?I don't know. Probably? The "AI" he watched was visually grotesque and inept, and not in an Anime way but in a "We accidentally combined a spider with a human in the lab and now need to put the abomination that's crawling around headless on its distorted skeleton-less limbs out of its misery" way.
He felt the janky movements of the zombies were being disrespectful towards people with Parkinson’s, which he has (had?) a friend that suffers from.When I watched the clip, it seemed that Miyazaki was talking about something that was a) creepy, and b) a CGI attempt to have a computer "draw like a human", and that he opined that the creepy part was fine, but the "making a machine that can draw pictures like humans do" was his issue. Is the editing deceptive here?
Lots of stuff by someone who is a massive LotR movie fan but is NOT a fan of the books
The above may be a harsh summary (perhaps an exaggeration, but if the trailer redone in Ghibli style is as you say, then in rightful respects, one would have to say you downright despise the books because you love the movies so much) but it bears reckoning that your criticism is rather ironic and hypocritical in consideration of what was said about the movies by the Tolkien estate at the time and many of the hardcore fans of the books.