The World Press Photo Contest excludes AI submissions after backlash
The World Press Photo Contest has excluded submissions for AI-generated imagery, just days after announcing that such images could be entered into its Open Format category.
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The World Press Photo Contest has excluded submissions for AI-generated imagery, just days after announcing that such images could be entered into its Open Format category.
Deadline: 10-Jan-23 Applications are now open for the annual World Press Photo Contest to recognize and celebrates the best photojournalism and
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Sudanese photographer Faiz Abubakr Mohamed has been named as the winner in the ‘singles’ category for Africa, at the regional stage of the prestigious 2022 World Press Photo Contest. Mohamed’s winning picture shows a woman protestor hurling a teargas cannister back at riot police during the pro-democracy protests in 2021.