'AI is not photography,' said artist Boris Eldagsen while rejecting his Sony World Photography Award and urging more conversations about artificial intelligence in art.
"AI is not photography," said artist Boris Eldagsen while rejecting his Sony World Photography Award and urging more conversations about artificial intelligence in art.
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