Stanford removes AI-altered photo that replaced Hispanic student with Black woman


Going to school in Silicon Valley, artificial intelligence is everywhere, Stanford University senior Billy Ramirez said. But he never expected to be deleted by it.

On his way back to school Friday, a friend sent him a photo that had been taken his freshman year, along with an altered version of the photo that was displayed on a banner on campus this fall.



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