Boris Eldagsen has just recently won first prize at the World Photography Organization's 2023 Sony World Photography Awards in the Creative category but has declined to accept the award due to the fact that he used AI images. Upon hearing the news, Eldagsen took to his blog to report that in fact his submission was generated by AI and that he doesn't consider it to be "photography" but simply an image and would be turning down the award. Thank you for selecting my image and making this a historic moment, as it is the first AI generated image to win in a prestigous international PHOTOGRAPHY competition. AI images and photography should not compete with eachother in an award like this. Think before you click We often see this adage pertaining to how we interact on the internet, but it’s also applicable to smartphone photography. For zoom photography, the telephoto camera supports up to 12x zoom including 6x lossless zoom. Read more in our articles including "Winner of Sony World Photography Awards declines prize for submitting an AI-generated image" and "Courier Complaints Drop 88% Under Oplan Bantay Padala".
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Jun 24, 2026Boris Eldagsen has just recently won first prize at the World Photography Organization's 2023 Sony World Photography Awards in the Creative category but has declined to accept the award due to the fact that he used AI images. Upon hearing the news, Eldagsen took to his blog to report that in fact his submission was generated by AI and that he doesn't consider it to be "photography" but simply an image and would be turning down the award.
Thank you for selecting my image and making this a historic moment, as it is the first AI generated image to win in a prestigous international PHOTOGRAPHY competition. AI images and photography should not compete with eachother in an award like this. Think before you click We often see this adage pertaining to how we interact on the internet, but it’s also applicable to smartphone photography.
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