Is using interpolation (AI) a valid form of art when used correctly for 2D animations? 2D animation inherently takes a long time, so when integrated into the drawing process for things like line art and colors, I could see it being very useful. - ThreadSky

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foxinuhhbox.com • 15 days ago

Is using interpolation (AI) a valid form of art when used correctly for 2D animations?
2D animation inherently takes a long time, so when integrated into the drawing process for things like line art and colors, I could see it being very useful.

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icedcoffee22.bsky.social•15 days ago

I'm not particularly knowledgeable about this, but I'd guess yes, as long as the source material of the AI's learning is ethical (not stealing). I would say that as long as AI is used tedious tasks to save you some time, while not making your art for you, it's fine.

swatchfodder.bsky.social•15 days ago

Cacani sort of works like that, but it's using vectors shapes/lines and creating in-betweens etc. It's interesting. Not specifically AI though.

billytoy.bsky.social•15 days ago

At first thought no all AI is bad. But idk what interpolation is/does

itsfawn.bsky.social•15 days ago

This is actually one of the first things I thought about when Gen AI was being discussed.

If im not mistaken, Klaus used a program for its lighting, which is intresting use case.

Certainly something I think artists would actually be interested in using, rather then a machine that steals their work

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