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Stanford apologizes for AI-altered photo that changed students' race and gender
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Stanford University apologized for altering a photo of students, changing their faces, race, and gender, calling it a "serious error in judgment." The university said the AI-altered image violated its policies, and one student expressed distress at being "erased."
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