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Contest-Winning Microscope Video Is Full of AI Confabulations, Scientists Say

GizmodoPublished 3 hours ago

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Nikon is reviewing a winning microscope video by Ning Xu after critics noted AI-generated elements and inconsistencies in the imagery, including a SynthID watermark indicating AI use, which violates contest rules.

#microscopy #national-university-of-singapore #nikon #ning-xu #scientific-imaging #small-world-in-motion #synthid

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