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However, this passion is contrasted sharply with his own attitudes towards technology. Despite being a trailblazing animator, Miyazaki despises the digital tools and AI innovations that have begun transforming animation. He perceives these technological advancements as moral and artistic threats—symptoms of learned helplessness and loss of faith in human creativity. When shown AI-generated monsters, Miyazaki outright condemns the technology as an insult to life itself, revealing his profound discomfort with the very tools that could revolutionize his craft.