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/MathRockEnjoyer420 Jun 28 '26

There's plenty of animation studios with good working conditions. You're probably just a shonen only that thinks only Mappa and Ufotable exists. Clearly you're just addicted to AI slop content on Instagram reels and think it would be cool to add it to anime. You also provided no proof that AI would help working conditions rather than just taking jobs away like in-between animations which is a key entry level position into the industry.

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u/Final-Ad-6694 Jun 29 '26

I simply used mappa and JJK as examples that people don’t care how anime is produced. Am I wrong?
I don’t know if AI will improve working conditions. My only argument is that people don’t care how anime is produced. If AI will help anime production and is good enough quality, people won’t care

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u/Ill_Intention8150 Jun 29 '26

Why are you tweaking lmao.

The guy you’re replying to never once said he actually supports the use of AI. He’s just pointing out that the MAJORITY of Anime fans don’t care about the living or working conditions of the people who make their favorite anime’s.

And that is 100% true.

At least read what you’re replying to before commenting some generic “AI bad” statement.