Japan's Cultural Affairs Agency is looking towards AI to strengthen the country's battle against rampant manga and anime piracy.
Japan’s Cultural Affairs Agency is looking towards AI to strengthen the country’s battle against rampant online piracy. The pilot program proposed by the agency would see culturally significant manga and anime content protected by automated image and text recognition systems, with less reliance placed on resource-intensive human intervention.
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One would be genuinely surprised Japan didn’t use AI first for authoring and drawing more manga & anime…