How Does AI Fit With Photography?


I did not take this portrait of a King Charles spaniel.  I generated it (very simply) with an AI tool.  Some people call this 'Synthetic Photography'.  Many say that it is not photography in any sense.  And some feel that it is closer to computer programming than it is to photography.  In any case it is a rapidly evolving art form.  I started playing with this less than a day ago and am shocked at the power of the tool.  What is the product created?  I'm not sure what to call it, but it is impressive .... and it is only early days for this new technology!

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