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Why Japan's animation industry has embraced AI
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this post was submitted on 23 May 2025
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Tldr; animators are literaly dying from overwork(long hours and little sustinance) so instead of paying them more and hiring more animators they supliment the shit situation with ai ti avoid fixing it.
Should've unionized.
They tried. They really, really tried.
Is that even a thing in Japan?