I recently spoke with TechRadar about the recent social media trend of AI-generated images in the style of beloved animation company Studio Ghibli and the IP considerations surrounding such works.

With tech giants lobbying for AI training on copyrighted material and artists filing lawsuits to protect their work, adland ...

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Japanese animator and face of the Studio Ghibli production company ... this trend is alarming. The copyright issues are obvious — artists have ...

The recent surge of Studio Ghibli-inspired images generated by artificial intelligence has reignited a heated debate on the ethics of AI-generated art, raising critical concerns over copyright ...

OpenAI’s GPT-4o image generation capability to replicate IP styles could support new copyright infringement claims ... on March 25 unleashed a viral storm of AI-generated images in the style of Studio ...

The first week of April 2025 saw the world slipping into an animated fever dream of sorts. We’re talking about the Studio ...

assuming Studio Ghibli holds a copyright over the character. For artists like Studio Ghibli, the rise of AI tools capable of generating images that closely mimic their distinct visual style ...

Spare a thought for Hayao Miyazaki, the 84-year-old Japanese anime director and co-founder of Studio Ghibli, which has ...

Does your business commit copyright infringement when it publishes something in the Studio Ghibli style, such as a social ...

The OpenAI CEO says AI means more people can create and share work and that human designers are still needed because "taste ...

PALO ALTO, California -- A viral trend of using generative artificial intelligence to turn photos into illustrations in the style of Japan's beloved Studio Ghibli has fueled anger from artists and ...

First there was an influx of artificial intelligence-generated portraits mimicking Japanese Studio Ghibli’s signature style. Then came Barbie Doll starter packs flooding social media. But what can be ...