I wonder how photography will change over time alongside AI?
I was able to prompt a woman in a field of flowers, wearing a sunhat and got this lovely image. It combines billions of images online to create it. I did a reverse image search on Google and couldn't find anything that looked even remotely close to her or the scene surrounding her.
So far this only works for a generic scene. I tried prompting "drone photo of Shore Acres in Charleston, Oregon" and it gave me some pics that were so mixed up of so many spots, and none of them looked like Shore Acres distinct look.
What I've noticed is that the AI doesn't want or try to make something that already exists, instead it wants to create something that doesn't exist yet in imagery. To create the clouds, the software combined hundreds or millions of cloud images, the same with the flowers, the woman and her expression, etc.
As long as AI is trying to create something NEW, I feel like we'll still always need photographers to capture the actual thing we need - like an image of Shore Acres. What do you think?
A few more women in fields of flowers for you to enjoy...