There’s also been the Studio Ghibli trend where you can create personalised images purportedly in the style of the animation ...

The figurines aren't real, but thanks to ChatGPT's new image generator they look genuine, and they are flooding platforms ...

A broad discussion has unfolded in Japan over whether AI‑generated images mimicking Studio Ghibli’s style—an effect dubbed “Ghiblification”—should be treated as copyright infringement.

OpenAI has seen an exponential increase in signups over the last few weeks — as many as 1 million per hour — thanks to ...

ChatGPT’s Ghibli image craze has gone so viral that it’s being brought up in Japanese courts as copyright concerns rise.

Most are likely to have come across a post on their feeds where an AI filter is applied to an existing image to make it look "Ghibli-style." ...

OpenAI‘s GPT-4o has revolutionized the creative landscape by enabling users to generate images reminiscent of Studio Ghibli’s ...

Essentially, when you upload a photo to an AI art generator, you’re giving away your biometric data (your face).

"Terminator" director James Cameron recently changed his stance on artificial intelligence, saying he supports it as a cost-cutting tool and downplaying Hollywood's copyright fears.

"Make this cat (male/female) as a real person, pose (optional) keep everything else in the image the same," a Reddit user ...

Ghibli-styled images took social media by storm with everyone turning their family photos, travel shots, selfies into dreamy ...

OpenAI’s GPT-4o image generator is fueling a viral wave of personalized action figures. Not everyone is thrilled.