Manga Creator Hirohiko Araki Says AI Could Be a New Threat in the Manga Industry, Its Imitations Are Exactly the Same

Kapanlagi.com - Hirohiko Araki, the creator of the manga JOJO'S BIZARRE ADVENTURE, admitted to being very surprised and worried about the existence of AI in today's era. He posted his writing in Today's World of Con Artists about his experiences with the sophistication of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

Hirohiko Araki shared his story when he discovered AI-generated artwork that was so precise it was almost indistinguishable from his own style. This sparked concerns within him about technological advancements that could potentially take over the creativity of manga creators.

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1. AI Can Perfectly Imitate

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Every manga creator certainly has their own characteristics shown through certain image details. Araki was very surprised when he saw the results of AI-generated images that could even imitate his specific details.

"When I draw manga, I add personal elements that make the work mine. The work produced by this AI even imitates details like how I draw eyelashes. It is so precise that it is almost impossible to distinguish it from my work," he explained.

2. Warning About the Threat of AI to the Manga Industry

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The accuracy of AI in imitating works is very difficult to distinguish. Hirohiko Araki emphasized the need for stronger laws to address this issue. "As AI advances, more and more of this will happen. Crimes like this in today's era will certainly impact manga in the future," he said.

Araki also warned other creators to protect their copyrights amidst the current onslaught of AI. According to him, every manga creator must be vigilant so that AI does not take over copyrights with AI-generated fake works. "I entrust the management of my copyright to Shueisha, but some manga artists neglect to manage their copyrights, which causes others to use their artwork without permission. I am concerned they may face serious problems in the future if not addressed immediately," he explained.

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