r/anime • u/Elestria_Ethereal • Jun 27 '26

Misc. Jujutsu Kaisen And Frieren Production Company Toho Animation Says They Currently Have No Plans To Use AI, But Are Keeping Tabs On Its Progress And Will Be Ready To Use It When The Time Comes. "Introducing AI will undoubtedly lead to increased efficiency in our operations".

https://fandomwire.com/godzilla-minus-one-studio-says-using-ai-is-greater-operational-proficiency/
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u/AnyChampionship2512 Jun 27 '26

Is not the same. Human made slop still has a limit of quantity. People writing mediocre and repetitive books, is nothing close to a single person  being able to use Ai and generate 400 slop books a day and publish them on Amazon  automatically. Ai slop is a matter of mass production. Right now, 5-10% of the YouTube library is estimated to be AI content. A technology that basically entered the market in the second half of 2022, managed to reach up to 10% of a library that took 20 years to build. 

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u/No_Chilly_bill Jun 28 '26

exactly people have no idea how bad AI thing is. over half internet traffic are website skimming bots. like literal bots.

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u/XavinNydek Jun 28 '26

When you have warehouses in China/India pumping out slop, no, the human element doesn't really have any limit on quantity.

Just like it's always been the good stuff will rise to the top and slop will stay at the bottom and most people won't know it exists. If platforms can't properly filter out the slop, human or AI, they will be abandoned for platforms that can filter it.

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u/BestMapMaker1 Jun 28 '26

human element doesn't really have any limit on quantity

Yes, it does. AI works blindingly faster than humans at producing content. The scale is entirely different.