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Final Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano on why AI can't replace human creativity and his next project ZAN

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Ryan Epps

10h ago· 7 min readen

Summary

At Anime Expo, legendary Final Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano discusses why AI cannot replicate human creativity, emphasizing that art requires human experiences, emotions, and the physical act of creation. He shares his thoughts on the current state of anime, his artistic philosophy, and his upcoming project ZAN, while reflecting on his decades-long career and the irreplaceable value of human-made art.

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polygonFinal Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano on why AI can't replace human creativity and his next project ZANpolygon.com

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I think AI is a tool. It's a tool that can be used to create art, but it can't replace human creativity. It can't replace the human experience.
When I create art, I'm not just drawing a picture. I'm drawing my experiences, my emotions, my thoughts. That's something AI can't do.
The physical act of creating art is important. The feel of the brush, the smell of the paint, the sound of the pencil on paper. These are all part of the creative process.
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At Anime Expo, Polygon sat down with the legendary Final Fantasy artist to finish his thoughts on art, AI, anime, and his next big project, ZAN.

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