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Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.What's HotButtonNetflix joins the chorus of tech companies that begin to focus very strongly on artificial intelligence technologies, a segment so vast and with great potential that it includes solutions on everyone’s lips, such as ChatGPT and that begins to strongly attract the attention of giants such as Google, which plans to invade the markets with many AI-based products.Talking about artificial intelligence in a generic way means everything and means nothing, but in reference to this segment the streaming giant has begun to propose the first productions with contributions generated completely to the computer and not produced by the imagination of a human being.There is talk of an anime and specifically of a project that appeared on the streaming service last Tuesday, but not for our market at the moment. The Dog &amp; The Boy could pass quietly, if it were not that some background sequences were generated by artificial intelligence software.The short film in question was created by Netflix’s Anime Creators’ Base in collaboration with the art company AI Rinna Inc. and WIT Studio, and in a recent tweet the Japanese division of Netflix explained the reason for this choice, which we report in translated version.“We relied on AI as an experimental effort to help the anime industry, which has long suffered from a labor shortage, and used image generation technology for the background images of all three-minute video cuts!”The short film tells a rather sad and sci-fi story, and is about a boy who is separated from his robot dog when he has to go to war to defend his home and his country. We do not know in detail the technology used, but if it works similarly to the others, it is very likely that the algorithm has developed the sequences using as a basis the many online image databases, which then led to generate unpublished background sequences suitable for the type of content. Of course, it makes you think that, as reported in the tweet, one of the reasons that led manufacturers to rely on AI was the lack of labor, but evidently in Japan the problem is more felt.Unfortunately, at the moment, The Dog &amp; The Boy is not available to watch on Netflix in Europe, but waiting for us to watch the official trailer.

Get the latest creative news from FooBar about art, design and business.What's HotButtonNetflix joins the chorus of tech companies that begin to focus very strongly on artificial intelligence technologies, a segment so vast and with great potential that it includes solutions on everyone’s lips, such as ChatGPT and that begins to strongly attract the attention of giants such as Google, which plans to invade the markets with many AI-based products.Talking about artificial intelligence in a generic way means everything and means nothing, but in reference to this segment the streaming giant has...

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