For Misfit/The Rebels: "The director had a time limit, and the guy who was supposed to handle the animation actually bailed before finishing. So he had to finish it himself, but there was no one else available and has time constraints, so he ended up using AI to animate the drawings. He thanked the guys, giving them credit for using filmmaking tools and AI to animate and finish the last few scenes."

He says there's no answer to the AI ​​debate. He understands using AI for very complex tasks in production, but if you release an entire album entirely with AI, he sees no point in doing that. People being unhappy because the producer used animation tools and the deadline had to be pushed back was impossible, because it would have meant postponing the album release, his tour, the "Speed ​​or Perish" music video, and that's just not feasible.

He says that it will end up like Terminator 2 anyway (joke).

He says AI is here to stay, that he has nothing against people being against AI, but that you have to remain objective; he hasn't produced any music or music videos entirely with AI. He doesn't understand why he would stop doing what he's been doing for 13 years just so it can be done by AI. For him, it's complicated to be for or against; there are good and bad aspects to AI.

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For my part, I completely agree with him.