Nikon Says Backlash-Sparking Prize Photo Was AI-Made
Nikon's investigation determined the image was artificially generated, prompting the photography company to revisit its contest eligibility requirements.
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- BBCPrize-winning image which sparked backlash was AI-generated, Nikon rules
“Bro, a robot won the photo contest? Finally, something in my camera roll that wasn't a blurry pause button wins a trophy.”
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