Will Artificial Intelligence Destroy Photography?

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Today I photograph the Narrows Covered Bridge near Turkey Run State Park. This is my first trip in the spring. I don't get great light but I do get a small reward for sticking around till after sunrise. While taking images I share my views on how Artificial Intelligence will impact photography in the future. Post your views on how AI will impact photography in the comment section below. Thanks for coming along.




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