Artificial intelligence can now create perfectly realistic images that we often can’t tell apart from real ones. Many are beginning to wonder – does traditional photography still have a future? Or will we soon be satisfied with pictures that were never taken in the real world?
Let’s take a look at how AI is changing the world of photography – and why “real” photos still hold more power than we might think.
AI can now generate an image of any scene within seconds. Whether it’s a portrait, a landscape, or a product photo, tools like MidJourney, DALL·E 3, and Stable Diffusion can create anything from hyper-realistic faces to scenes that could never exist in reality.
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While AI images are generated from data, photography captures a real moment. And that’s where its true value lies.
Every photograph is proof of reality – light that actually hit the lens. It carries emotional and historical value. At a time when anything can be generated, real photos become symbols of trust and truth.
The year 2025 brings a major challenge: AI-generated photos are often indistinguishable from real ones. This affects not only the media but also public trust.
That’s why platforms are introducing new ways to label images – such as content credentials or digital signatures confirming that a picture was truly taken by a camera.
Photographers and companies are therefore looking for tools to maintain control over their authentic images.
AI shouldn’t be seen as a threat, but as a tool. It can:
Photographers who use AI today gain greater efficiency and creative freedom. The future doesn’t mean the end of photography, but rather a new way of working with images.
As the line between reality and fiction blurs, preserving real photographs is more important than ever. That’s exactly what Infiry is for – a web application for organizing and managing photos.
What Infiry offers:
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