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The Animation Industry Is COOKED...

Long-form8:50Film & AnimationPublished Sep 8, 2026, 11:25 PM · 6w ago
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Likes
359
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184
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Description

AI is changing animation faster than ever, and this latest animation has proved that lines between knowing a real artistic work from a fake one is getting blurrier every day. In this video, I react to the latest AI animation controversy, the growing debate surrounding AI-generated art, and the newest developments involving ChatGPT and Astra-style AI technology. From AI-assisted animation and generative video to concerns about jobs, creativity, copyright, and the future of human artists, we’re breaking down what this technology could actually mean for the animation industry. Is AI simply another tool for artists, or are studios moving toward a future where animators can be replaced entirely? And as AI-generated movies, cartoons, voices, and artwork continue improving, where does human creativity fit? Let’s talk about the future of animation, AI art, ChatGPT, generative AI, and what all of this means for artists. Do you think AI will help animators or eventually replace them? #animation #ai #chatgpt #artist #art #blackartist

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