Will AI Shut Down All Photo Editing Software?

 

AI threatens editors, what problems they may have to face in the future

We recently saw AI start to threaten editors, a frustrating future guaranteed by the new technologies, and the possible outcomes of how these technologies can save or harm our industry.

AI is going to challenge all the creative professionals, not only editors.

Do Editors Use AI? Yes, they do. And they are under plenty of pressure to find new ways to use it. So much that they have found new techniques to make use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). How will this impact on their work in the next few years?

A lot of people worry about AI taking the editing job from photo editors, this is not a new phenomenon. When DSLRs started to gain popularity in the 1980s and 1990s, photographers began to see their careers coming to an end. However, in its time’s it was seen as a technological advance for professional photographers as well as hobbyists looking for new creative opportunities. What we realized is that AI poses threats to every type of creative career that relies on human creativity and expertise.

With the rise of artificial intelligence, the broader implications for media industry professionals are considerable. What are the potential negative impacts on current editors? How can talent manage their career path in a world of automation? Can editors continue to produce professional, quality images for clients?

Some claim that artificial intelligence is at the center of a wave of digital disruption that will force traditional media companies to rethink their business models.

Artificial Intelligence is not just a threat to editors, but also to researchers, who spend their days creating tools for them. Some people think that AI will replace software with human developers in the future, which is probably one of the reasons why more and more image editing software has become available for free download.

The digital world has slowly transformed into a highly technological era in which AI technology has taken over the world. More and more, marketing and digital transformation departments are turning to Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a way to increase productivity and reduce costs.