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Animator & Show Creator
Creator, writer, and voice of Disney’s Gravity Falls, who reacted with viral scorn on learning his scripts had been scraped to train AI — joking about encoding a virus into a screenplay — and has repeatedly mocked the industry’s embrace of generative tools.
Voice Actor & Writer
Acclaimed voice actor — Aloy in Horizon, Chloe in Life is Strange — and Emmy-nominated writer who has become a leading voice in the SAG-AFTRA video game strike, demanding consent and compensation before any AI replica of a performer is made.
Manga Artist
South Korean–born manga artist behind Sun-Ken Rock and the hit series Dr. Stone, who stopped posting his art on X in protest after the platform added an AI image-editing tool, saying he cannot accept his work being exploited without consent.
Manga artist known for Chrono Crusade and World Embryo, who deleted years of his artwork from X in 2025 after the platform added an AI image-editing feature, saying he had lost any desire to leave his work there.
Game Writer & Narrative Designer
Co-creator and former lead writer of BioWare’s Dragon Age series, now an independent studio founder, who has called generative AI in game development a “virulent plague” and warned it will hollow out the entry-level jobs that train the next generation of developers.
Creator of the long-running manga JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, who in 2024 called generative AI a “societal evil,” warned of an art world overrun by scammers, and recounted mistaking an AI forgery for his own work.
Architecture critic, creator of McMansion Hell
The architecture critic behind McMansion Hell dismantled the idea that AI would “disrupt” architecture, arguing its images are conservative, derivative, and — because AI has no body and no stake in place — the “death of everything that makes architecture interesting.”
Architect, historian, and author
The American architect and historian issued one of the profession’s bluntest anti-AI manifestos, vowing to “take to the barricades” against generative design and arguing that experienced human designers cannot be matched by an algorithm.
