OpenAI meets Studio Ghibli
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OpenAI has shared a response addressing the backlash.
From Mashable
Users had discovered that OpenAI’s latest update of ChatGPT allows them to transform any photograph into what looks like a still from a Studio Ghibli movie.
From The Washington Post
OpenAI launched its Deep Research feature in February, and it is perhaps one of the most powerful ChatGPT features.
From ZDNet
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OpenAI's ChatGPT saw record-breaking user growth following its latest rollout, causing GPU capacity challenges for the company.
OpenAI's ChatGPT recently introduced a new image generation feature, allowing users to transform images into the style of Hayao Miyazaki (Studio Ghibli), once again setting off a trend. However, high system traffic has led OpenAI to impose usage limits.
OpenAI's ChatGPT experienced immense growth following the release of its image generation feature, with users creating over 700 million images in a week. India emerged as the fastest-growing market for ChatGPT,
5hon MSN
ChatGPT’s image generation feature has led to a trend where users create realistic action figures of themselves. While some users report mixed results, the ability to generate nuanced images has sparked interest,
The Ghibli-style image trend has sparked ethical debates about AI tools trained on copyrighted creative works and their impact on human artists. Legendary animator Hayao Miyazaki, known for his hand-drawn style, has expressed skepticism about AI’s role in animation.
Open AI's native image generation in ChatGPT, known as Studio Ghibli, is making waves online. A recent viral image of Sam Altman, the company's boss, shows him in an Indian cricket jersey. Altman praised India's rapid AI adoption and creativity explosion on social media.
ChatGPT surpasses 150 million users, driven by a surge in interest in Studio Ghibli-style art. OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman noted challenges in server capacity, leading to potential delays in new releases and slower service as user demand skyrockets.