alt Hacker News> How much of this is actually drawn in Japan though?
Often the key frames or "important" parts are done in-house with the "mechanical" or boring parts being outsourced.
> How much of this is actually drawn in Japan though?
Often the key frames or "important" parts are done in-house with the "mechanical" or boring parts being outsourced.
I wonder why the use of AI to do in-between frames is not more embraced by artists and professionals. It sounds like a perfect use case for the technology: pure scutwork that would have been farmed out to sweatshops in a cheap-labor country anyway.