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Parents use AI to remove watermarks from school photos instead of paying

Parents use AI to remove watermarks from school photos instead of paying

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Photographers are warning parents about the risks of uploading children's images to AI tools to avoid paying for school pictures. Ian Gilbert, a photographer, said he's heard parents boast about doing it and has noticed a 25% drop in profit. An AI safety expert warned this practice carries privacy and safeguarding risks, as images could be leaked or sold.

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