Boris Eldagsen: Uninformed photo curators are photography's biggest AI problem
Merzmensch · x · 2026-10-26
Artists Boris Eldagsen and Jürgen Scriba interviewed by Kunstforum International on 200 years of photography and AI-generated images. Eldagsen argues reflection on AI remains inadequate across the art world: artists, curators and theorists have all tried AI, but deep understanding requires at least nine months of sustained engagement since capabilities leap weekly. He singles out uninformed, naive photo curators handling AI work as photography's biggest problem.
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