the controversy over AI-generated artworks has come to the anime scene in the form of a short, but how much should anime fans and creators be worried?
The AI artwork controversies have now come to the field of anime, thanks to a hilariously absurd Rock, Paper, Scissors video by the group Corridor Digital.
The video, which runs about seven minutes long, was created using a combination of three different AI programs, known as Stable Diffusion, Dreambooth, and DaVinci Resolve. Diffusion creates images from noise and can be used to turn live-action video into animation. The model was trained using footage of the actors in costume, and the art style was apparently trained using the anime Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust.
And despite its impressive look, the final product still has some issues capturing the anime style entirely. The technique that they've created is in many ways similar to an old animation technique known as rotoscoping, where artists would trace the movements of an actor frame-by-frame, drawing over it with an animated character.
It's understandable how worrying the idea can be for artists, and there are certainly ethical issues with AI in general that have yet to be resolved. The anime industry may be safe for now, but these issues do need to be addressed before the technology matures.Source: Corridor Digital
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