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Artificial intelligence is increasingly finding its way into professional animation software, but the most interesting developments are not necessarily the tools that attempt to generate complete animated sequences from a prompt. In many professional workflows, the more practical role for AI is much less dramatic: removing repetitive work, accelerating preparation, and giving artists more time to focus on creative decisions.

AI is no longer just a separate tool for generating images or removing unwanted objects. In VFX, AI is gradually becoming part of the production workflow itself — working alongside Nuke, Maya, Blender, and a growing range of AI models and services.

But this raises an important question:

What happens when you have several different AI tools and want to turn them into a real VFX workflow?