ghibli

American  

[gib-lee] / ˈgɪb li /

noun

1. a hot dust-bearing wind of the North African desert.

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ghibli British  

/ ˈɡɪblɪ /

noun

1. a fiercely hot wind of North Africa

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Etymology

Origin of ghibli

First recorded in 1820–25; from dialectal Arabic gibli “south wind,” akin to Arabic qiblī literally, “southern”

Example Sentences

Representatives for Studio Ghibli also appear, offering a voice of reason in the madness, saying, “You cannot just do whatever you want with someone else’s IP.”

From Los Angeles Times

It echoes the real response Studio Ghibli had when Sora 2 emerged, arguing that OpenAI likely used its content and other Japanese art as machine learning data.

From Los Angeles Times

For example, a recent viral trend saw people merrily sharing AI images generated in the style of the Japanese animation firm Studio Ghibli.

From BBC

When people ask ChatGPT to make them into Studio Ghibli characters or a toy doll with all of their quirky characteristics included as accessories — as was the trend over Gagachella weekend — they are frantically searching for a personal connection to art.

From Salon

Though the tech billionaire had shared AI-generated images before - joining last week's viral Studio Ghibli trend - it was the India jersey that got people talking.

From BBC