OpenAI's ChatGPT update allowed users to create Studio Ghibli-style images, which resulted in system crashes from overwhelming demand. This trend gained traction among Silicon Valley engineers, governments, and politicians. The White House and the Indian government adopted this style for political messaging, prompting ethical concerns. In late 2022, artists launched a class-action lawsuit, claiming unauthorized use of their work to train AI. This lawsuit and the rise of AI-generated art have brought to light critical issues regarding copyright, the protection of artistic styles, and the implications of AI on creativity.