World Press Photo exhibition arrives in Hungary for 50th time

The World Press Photo traveling exhibition has arrived in Hungary for the 50th time. The exhibition focuses on critical global issues, including social conflicts, wars, the climate crisis, and human rights, often presented through intimate and personal perspectives.

Tamás Révész, the organizer of the Budapest exhibition, emphasized the importance of empathy and the unique experience of viewing these powerful images in person rather than through a digital screen. The exhibition aims to help viewers understand the present to better shape their vision of the future.

In response to the rise of artificial intelligence, the discussion also addressed the authenticity of photojournalism. World Press Photo utilizes advanced technological methods to verify image authenticity at the pixel level to distinguish genuine press photography from AI-generated content.