‘Ravens’: Director Mark Gill on bringing Japanese photographer Masahisa Fukase’s career and life to the big screen
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AI lets you and me draw like famed Japanese animator
A new trend is taking over social media. Users use Chat GPT Pro to render selfies, portraits, memes — whatever — in the style of Hayao Miyazaki, the artistic genius behind movies like “Spirited Away” ...
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Studio Ghibli-inspired AI art has ignited widespread backlash, blending nostalgia with controversy. The debate centres on ...
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Deliberation Deficit and Black Box Justice: Why AI Cannot Yet Replace the Arbitrator’s Mind
Imagine an AI ruling on your dispute—flawless data, zero explanation. Justice? Justice isn’t just a verdict, it’s who decides ...