> Just look at the recent V-tuber craze as an example. AI generated animation allows people to multiply the utility of a single drawn frame, increasing accessib

> Just look at the recent V-tuber craze as an example. AI generated animation allows people to multiply the utility of a single drawn frame, increasing accessibility and lowering the barrier to entry for animators considerably. It's not accurate to call it "AI generated animation". Face tracking is an input into the software that animates it. Those inputs feed into a bunch of manually configured math to move the thing around. It's also not a new idea. The idea of having a human puppeteer a computer animation goes way back. What's new is streaming.