If AI-drawn manga is anything like the sushi it made, brace for heartburn
Japanese tech giant Kioxia is to create a manga by resurrecting dead icon Osamu Tezuka
20 February 2020 - 05:15
In late 2018, in one of the family’s favourite lunching spots overlooking Tokyo Bay, I had the nastiest mouthful of sushi I can remember. Its awfulness, as it turned out, was groundbreaking.
The plate in question drafted the usual oblong of vinegar rice into a grim suicide pact with tuna and lightly grilled beef. There was some sauce involved, which made matters infinitely worse.
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