Animators at Savannah panel reject AI replacing human storytelling craft
Leading filmmakers discussed animation processes and the limits of artificial intelligence at Variety's Pixels and Pencils panel in Savannah, Georgia on Monday.
Panelists emphasize human effort
Six animators from major studios joined a discussion moderated by Clayton Davis for Variety. Daniel Chong explained that every character and piece of cloth is created from ground zero without using a camera. He stated that this fabrication process makes the work magical and requires significant effort.
Majority opposes AI integration
The group expressed strong interest in keeping human creativity central to their storytelling methods. Most panelists indicated they are not interested in allowing artificial intelligence into their art. The event celebrated the collaboration and imagination that bring extraordinary animated stories to life.
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