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Q&A with Laika CEO Travis Knight on stop-motion movie Wildwood, the studio's most technically ambitious project to date, and how AI is "theft" and "plagiarism" (Carlos Aguilar/New York Times)

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Carlos Aguilar / New York Times:
Q&A with Laika CEO Travis Knight on stop-motion movie Wildwood, the studio’s most technically ambitious project to date, and how AI is “theft” and “plagiarism”  —  “Articles of faith” are what Travis Knight calls the stop-motion animated films that the studio Laika produces one meticulous frame at a time.

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