清华大学研究者徐宁因涉嫌违规使用AI而被取消Nikon Small World in Motion视频竞赛的冠军资格1。经调查，Nikon确认其参赛作品不符合竞赛规则1。尽管徐宁声称仅用AI"来区分和可视化重建的灰度图像中的特征"，并否认AI被用于"生成实验电影、纱毛或其运动"1，但研究人员发现其视频存在结构异常，细胞特征出现和消失的方式不符合实际细胞生物学1。
竞赛组织方宣布了调整后的获奖名单1。越南研究者Nguyen Nam Nhat成为新的冠军，其后依次为德国巴伐利亚的Benedikt Pleyer（第二名）、美国霍华德·休斯医学研究所的Andrew Moore（第三名）、英国爱丁堡Hypha Research Ltd.的Patrick Hickey（第四名）和Igor Adameyko（第五名）1。Nikon Small World in Motion竞赛创办于2011年，是1974年成立的Small World摄影竞赛的视频版本1。
Nikon has stripped Xu Ning of Tsinghua University of the grand prize in its Small World in Motion video competition following an investigation into alleged unauthorized use of artificial intelligence in his submission 1. The competition organizer confirmed that Xu's entry violated contest rules, despite his assertion that he employed AI only to "distinguish and visualize features in reconstructed grayscale images" rather than to generate experimental footage, ciliary structures, or their movement 1.
Researchers examining Xu's video identified structural irregularities in how cellular features appeared and disappeared, patterns inconsistent with actual cellular biology 1. Following his disqualification, the prize positions have shifted: Vietnam-based researcher Nguyen Nam Nhat assumes the top spot, with Benedikt Pleyer of Bavaria, Germany, moving to second place, Andrew Moore from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in the United States to third, Patrick Hickey of Hypha Research Ltd. in Edinburgh, United Kingdom, to fourth, and Igor Adameyko to fifth 1. The Small World in Motion competition, established in 2011, represents the video iteration of the original Small World photography competition, which was founded in 1974 1.
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