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"Hillfields in 1964 was still much like it was after the bombs of 1940," he said."Protracted redevelopment plans by a council focused on the city centre meant residents lived in poor conditions.

"Kids played in bombed houses on derelict land for over 25 years after the war."Speaking of the more recent exhibition, held in 2015, he said: "Our ambition was to show Hillfields as a dynamic and interesting place and challenge some of the stigma."The photographer contributed some of his images for Coventrians to share on the University's

website.Mr Blakemore died on 14 January after a short illness aged 88.

Described by the Centre for British Photography as "one of the leading photographers of landscape and nature in the world", after his death the Royal Photographic Society hailed his work as "beautiful, meticulously executed and thoughtful".

Speaking of the late photographer Dr Kyneswood, director of Coventry Digital, said: "He was the best printer in the UK for many years and published books on how to photograph and print like him.Prof Nakata is director of AI at The World of Work Institute at the school, which is part of the University of Reading, and helps organisations get to grips with the technology.

"This wide-scale study offers a valuable snapshot of how AI is being adopted across UK industries - and where support is still lacking," he said."Without in-house training, hands-on learning, and clear policies, we risk creating a workforce that's willing to use AI but is not sure where to start."

The study found that three in five people polled said they would be more likely to use AI at work if proper training were available.But nearly a quarter of respondents said their employers currently were not providing enough support.