Stanford Accused of Using AI to Alter Students' Race and Gender in Ads
Polymarket · x · 2026-09-22
Stanford University is accused of using AI to change students' race and gender in advertising materials, and to make others appear thinner. One student said he felt "silenced and erased."
The case raises questions about non-consensual AI image manipulation in university marketing, consent, and performative diversity edits.
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