Reddit debate: are studios' 'we'll never use AI' pledges just performative marketing?
Dogbold · reddit · 2026-10-30
A Reddit post argues that studios like Laika announcing "we will never use AI in our creations" is performative marketing—companies ride popular anti-AI sentiment for publicity while audiences cheer. The thread debates whether these pledges are sincere conviction or opportunistic branding.
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