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'People use AI to avoid paying for school photos, but they don't realise the consequences'

'People use AI to avoid paying for school photos, but they don't realise the consequences'
BBC Wales Thursday 08 October 2026, 21:01 UTC 1 min read
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Ian Gilbert says he's heard parents boasting about using AI to take the watermark off his photos.

Ian Gilbert says he's heard parents boasting about using AI to take the watermark off his photos.
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