Could AI Photography Kill Our Industry? It May Be Possible

You shouldn't be unfamiliar with AI; you use it every day. It's in the store, your computer, even in your car. AI has advanced so much over the past 20 years, and it's now able to do many tasks that were once only reserved for humans.

For the most part, AI has replaced low-skilled jobs. But could it replace the role of a photographer? In a recent interview with Feature Shoot, tech journalist, Greg Scoblete, spoke about the impact AI may have on the photography field in the future. .

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2020-2-24 20:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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