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Comparing AI to photography is an insult to photography. Do you have any pictures of your children? Grandparents? Great-grandparents? You're capturing a moment in time that will unlikely be replicated again to perfection. You're taking nature's beauty and framing it, not stealing it like AI tries to do. At the end of the day, AI can only create soulless, warped piles of trash people try passing off as their own even though they did jack to achieve like a traditional artist does. A camera is incomparable to AI because nature is just that, natural. Cameras capture things that only happen once. AI is all zeros and ones that tries to replicate it. It can only give you warped iterations of whatever it was described to give.

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