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Videographer Closes Business Amid AI Art Surge

10/23/2025

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David Johnson, a videographer from Chatteris, will close his company DMJ-Imagery in April due to declining demand attributed to the influx of artificial intelligence.
The Association of Photographers reports that 58% of its members have lost work to Generative AI.
Johnson says AI-generated art lacks "passion, soul, or emotion."
After closing, he plans an "unfiction" project titled The Eberswalde Enigma, blending storytelling across multiple platforms.

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David Johnson, a videographer from Chatteris, will close his company DMJ-Imagery in April due to declining demand attributed to the influx of artificial intelligence.
The Association of Photographers reports that 58% of its members have lost work to Generative AI.
Johnson says AI-generated art lacks "passion, soul, or emotion."
After closing, he plans an "unfiction" project titled The Eberswalde Enigma, blending storytelling across multiple platforms.