Studio Ghibli portraits have taken the internet by storm in the last 48 hours, with people turning everything - from classic Bollywood stills to viral memes - into Japanese anime-inspired art.

Celebrities, athletes, and even politicians have jumped on the bandwagon, sharing their own AI-transformed images inspired by the beloved Japanese animation studio. Studio Ghibli AI trend ...

Studio Ghibli's response comes amid a rising trend of AI-generated photos inspired by the studio's movies and animation art style. The Studio Ghibli frenzy has taken the internet by storm.

"I can't create images in the exact style of Studio Ghibli due to content policies, but I can generate a troll with a soft, whimsical, and painterly look inspired by Ghibli's magical worlds," the ...

Admirers of the Japanese animation studio are using a new update from ChatGPT to create portraits and memes inspired by the distinct ... the style of Studio Ghibli.” Users can also use the ...

Studio Ghibli has experienced a wave of new attention thanks to last month’s new ChatGPT feature. Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Of all the iconic aesthetics available ...

(DEXScreener) Smaller tokens such as Ghilbi Doge, a Studio Ghibli-inspired doge, and popular movie characters NoFace and Yutaro have inspired their tokens. However, these have not gained much ...

This came after the internet was pervaded with images, including the reimagining of 9/11 and the Kennedy assassination in the style of the studio ... inspired original fan creations.” Studio ...

Above is a comparison showing a side-by-side between the Studio Ghibli-inspired trailer and the real trailer. These thousands, possibly millions of new images emerging on social media platforms ...

OpenAI servers are getting overwhelmed by the crazy demand for the new Studio Ghibli-style edit trend on ChatGPT and well, if it isn’t the consequences of their actions. In case you’ve somehow ...

This resulted in a flood of Ghibli-inspired AI memes across social media, as well as pushback by anti-AI activists and ardent fans of Miyazaki and his studio. But then the trend quickly devolved ...