Art schools rethink photography teaching as AI-generated imagery spreads

Photography education programs are grappling with how to teach students to use AI-generated imagery without undermining the core reasons for studying photography.

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2026-11-10 05:00 · Financial Times AI
Photography education navigates the rise of artificial imagery

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