The use of AI for photography. Its happening with the Super Resolution, systems such as the Olympus 1 are being reconsidered to tether to cell phones that could be a complete game changer, the entire idea of resolution may become obsolete as could the need for good glass. The day could come when asking about a modern camera's resolution would be like asking what kind of hay a Tesla uses...nonsensical. AI could literally fill in the blanks and get ultra high resolution photos. The whole mirrorless/DSLR thing is also going to go away...it could be heads-up AI displays so that the photographer can decide what photos to take from there. Still photos may be going away...think Oly's Pro Capture system or Apple Photos that move a little bit so the user can pick just the right capture as a still.

There will be the usual guy who wants to argue that he started in the film days, (as did I), and that their DSLR is just fine...so was mine...but the film guys now using the DSLR or mirrorless do not live forever. Newer generations of photographers will know nothing of (or care about) that generation of photography. Ask the average GenX person to read a map or even know the telephone numbers of his/her friends...won't happen. Tech is replacing that knowledge with other knowledge. It will happen just as it happened to us. How many of us know the right powder charge for some old fashioned flash from 100 years ago?