What are Scott Kivowitz's insights on AI advancements in photography?

I’ve been talking a lot about how AI is becoming a creative partner rather than a replacement for photographers. In one of my recent videos on TikTok, I share a tool called Insight, created by my friend @iamthesam2, that’s helping photographers work smarter, not just faster.

I see AI as a way to:

1. Speed up culling and organizing
2. Surface your best images more consistently
3. Free you to focus on storytelling, client experience, and personal style

Used well, AI doesn’t take away your vision—it amplifies it. It’s still your eye, your taste, your decisions; AI just handles more of the heavy lifting in the background.

Is there a specific part of AI in photography you’re most curious about—editing, culling, creativity, or business impact?