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Yoshihiro Ueda ('Dragon Ball'): AI isn't quite sharp enough for animation yet.

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Japanese animation director Yoshihiro Ueda, known for his work on the main stage of 'Dragon Ball', stated on October 2 in Málaga, Spain, that artificial intelligence is not yet sufficiently refined for all types of animation. Speaking with the news agency EFE, Ueda explained that current AI technology falls short because it lacks adequate skill levels and restricts the use of certain artistic styles.

The remarks highlight ongoing industry discussions regarding the limitations of artificial intelligence within traditional creative fields. Ueda's assessment suggests that while AI continues to advance, its practical application in professional animation remains constrained by technical shortcomings and stylistic rigidity.

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