So AI has already begun to infiltrate the field of photo history. I suspect the full onslaught of AI degradation lies not far ahead. And it ain’t pretty. For the moment, I’ll just make this prediction regarding Capa D-Day-related AI slop: Après ça, le déluge. […]
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July 5th, 2026 | Tags: AI slop, Cynthia Young, International Center of Photography, José Manuel Susperregui, Phillip Toledano, Reza Nazari, Timothy Floyd | Category: Book Reviews/Book Notes, Digital Technology, Photo History, Photojournalism | Leave a comment |
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