The use of Artificial intelligence for image representation has increased recently, as we can see many examples on social media, websites and the general media. Often questions are raised about whether artificial intelligence will replace designers and, secondly, the ethics around using artificial intelligence to generate images.
Landscape representation has occurred over thousands of years, from painted rock art to carvings, cartography, sketching, paintings, photography, and digital representations. As landscape architects, we represent existing and future landscapes through various mediums. In the past fifty years, we have used hand sketches, hand collages, digital collages, advanced 3d modelling (Lumion, sketchup, etc) with fly-throughs with movement to virtual reality and
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