> Miyazaki is pretty old school and tends to be against technology for his personal use while working. Miyazaki has a half century history of producing one gro

> Miyazaki is pretty old school and tends to be against technology for his personal use while working. Miyazaki has a half century history of producing one groundbreaking speculative warning piece after another about the intersection of technology with human sin. You make it sound like the guy wants a secretary to print his email for him. (But FWIW: he's wrong here, that zombie thing was amazing -- creepy is the whole point, and the fact that the AI was unconstrained by human priors about how to move makes it even better.)