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The art almost feels real, just looking at it.

Miyazaki, says something about how the people making the ai don't have feelings of suffering or whatever. Then after that in the video, he says that humans are losing faith in themselves, that we're heading near the end of times.

I believe that he's saying that anyone making ai, isn't thinking about people affected such as real artists.

While this can be seen as context of the disabled friend he mentioned, he says this right before he mentions humans losing faith in themselves in the video. Now, Idk about some of you, but I feel that everything he said is connected in some way. It isn't going to be laid out in front of you (although in his case it kinda was.)

You got to carefully look at what is stated, the context, and look for connection between the different statements that were said. Oh and look for that one statement that might hold the whole point of the entirety of that is being said. Out of all the statements throughout the video.

Miyazaki seems to be concerned about the loss of humans, because after comparing their display with his friend with a disability. He says he finds this Disgusting calling that creators of this stuff has no idea of pain whatsoever. That he would not incorporate this technology into his work at all.

ok, but what he says next is very important, I believe that it is at the heart of the meaning behind his statements. He says that he feels that this is an insult to life itself. and then right at the very end of the video, he says humans are losing faith in themselves.

This is very telling, with ai as a whole because ai is made to be able to replicate with humans can. I think he has a fear of a newer upper life, made virtually will replace humans in the making of arts. (probably not exclusively just the arts, but in this case.) Which includes anime and video games.