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AI just built fully working clones of Photoshop, Lightroom and other Creative Cloud software that you can use for free… Just how worried should Adobe be?

By Mike Harris Published

Opinion The AI shoe is on the other foot. Is this the beginning of an AI assault on big tech?

Opinion
Nikon Small World in Motion video showing abnormal beating of airway cilia in a child with primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD)
Nikon disqualifies winner of its prestigious scientific imaging competition mired in AI controversy

By Alan Palazon Published

AI Controversy Nikon disqualified the winner of the 2026 Small World in Motion Video Competition after the judges determined AI was involved in its creation, but the company is keeping details of exactly how under wraps…

AI Controversy
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ChatGPT plans to replace your phone's camera app with AI-simulated DSLR-quality following this US$300 million acquisition – will it make a camera, too?

By Adam Juniper Published

News OpenAI has acquired Glass Imaging for $300 million, a tool designed to turn a phone into a professional camera

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Clip from Nem Perez's Odyssey, created using genAI platform Grok AI, showing a three-eyed Cyclops
I think the US$100,000-winning Grok Imagine Odyssey footage is proof that Hollywood shouldn’t feel threatened by genAI just yet

By Mike Harris Published

Opinion A three-eyed cyclops illustrates how even simple details can still trip up genAI

Opinion
Canon camera, heavily silhouetted, with "AI" superimposed over its exposed sensor
I asked Canon about in-camera AI: "We are going to use AI not to generate imagery, but to capture scenes as close to the reality of shooting as possible"

By James Artaius Published

AI Canon's stance on in-camera AI probably isn't what you think – even though "we have no choice but to use AI in the design department"

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Camera Intelligence Caira
I got to try Camera Intelligence's Caira, the camera to replace all cameras. Is this Nano Banana-filled AI mirrorless camera the brave new world that'll destroy editing as we know it?

By Adam Juniper Published

News The Camera Intelligence Caira has made it from Kickstarter to product, and now it has its sights firmly set on cameras, SD cards, and Photoshop – and adds Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash

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AI Movie Awards avetisement.
Are AI filmmaking awards deserved, or do they legitimize ripping off others' work? London AI movie ceremony has me thinking

By Alan Palazon Published

Opinion The second edition of the AI Movie Awards will be held later this year. I think creativity using this tech deserves recognition, but these platforms still use copyrighted content without paying creators…

Opinion
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"AI can't do what we do," say Royal Navy photographers in epic new featurette, 'Life Through The Lens'

By Alan Palazon Published

News The new Royal Navy short film throws us into the thick of the action with its official photographers, who say AI will never be able to capture the “human” stories they can

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The Sun's corona glows as the Moon completely blocks the Sun during the totality phase of the total solar eclipse as seen from the sea port of Tarragona, northeastern Spain, on August 12, 2026. Millions of Europeans contemplated the sky in awe today during a rare total solar eclipse that will plunge a swathe of Spain into an eerie daytime darkness. The shadow cast when the Moon covers the Sun began in Russia's remote Arctic north at around 1700 GMT and continued in an arc through Greenland and Iceland. Spain is where most people viewed the total eclipse, which crossed the country diagonally from the northern Atlantic coast to the Mediterranean Sea, where it vanished at around 1830 GMT. (Photo by Josep LAGO / AFP via Getty Images)
I can’t stop laughing at these failed viral smartphone eclipse photos. This is why GenAI doesn’t belong in cameras

By Hillary K. Grigonis Published

OPINION Users across the internet are sharing photos snapped during the eclipse that look like...the Moon passing over another Moon?

OPINION
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Three quarters of photographers don’t trust an AI edit, says AI-editing platform

By Alan Palazon Published

News According to the survey, more often than not, AI creates “unnatural-looking” images, with the vast majority of respondents preferring authenticity over perfection

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