Could AI animation eventually challenge Pixar? Reddit weighs in
Old_Establishment287 · reddit · 2026-11-05
A Reddit post asks whether AI animation could eventually challenge Pixar, attaching an AI-generated clip of a wolf watching a waddling baby platypus in a sunlit forest — with fur, lighting, and character acting approaching theatrical quality. Discussion centers on the gap between such demos and full feature-film pipelines: story, character consistency, and production workflow remain the hard parts.
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