Editing your images like Studio Ghibli is a trend that has swept social media, with posts amassing millions of views—but it's raising privacy concerns.
Ghibli-style images are trending as AI-generated portraits have become a rage on social media. These images resemble Studio Ghibli’s iconic animation with hand-drawn aesthetics, soft colours, and nostalgic charm,
According to Luiz Fernando’s latest report, Hayao Miyazaki’s Princess Mononoke collected a solid $2 million on Friday, opening day over 330 IMAX theatres, including the $1.2 million collection from the Thursday previews. This means the movie has collected an average of $6.1K per theatre in the United States.
ChatGPT introduced the Ghibli image generation feature after integrating GPT-4o functionality on March 25. Initially available only to paid users, the feature is now accessible to all free users.
As the digital landscape evolves, the popularity of AI-driven tools such as OpenAI's Ghibli-style art generator has skyrocketed, sparking both excitement and caution among users. This innovative feature allows individuals to transform their photos into enchanting Ghibli-inspired artwork,
OpenAI has yet to release an official statement regarding the privacy and security of user data in the Ghibli-style AI generator. However, when HT asked ChatGPT directly whether it was safe to upload personal photos, the AI responded:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the latest to hop into the Studio Ghibli-inspired art trend, as the Union government recently shared a stunning collection of AI-generated portraits that reimagine key moments from his tenure in the famous Japanese animation style.
AI-generated images of PM Modi on its social media accounts, including X (formerly Twitter) and the Instagram page of Government of India (GOI). The page captioned them, Main character? No. Hes the whole storyline.
Several social media users recreated iconic Bollywood moments with OpenAI's latest feature AI-generated art that resembles classic Studio Ghibli. The photos have been mesmerized the users.