> Now, freelancers who are less experienced and don’t offer specialized skills stand to lose their gigs, according to five clients Forbes interviewed And even

> Now, freelancers who are less experienced and don’t offer specialized skills stand to lose their gigs, according to five clients Forbes interviewed And even then, I wonder if general writing quality improves, so that clients can't prompt-engineer good enough on their own and need to (you guessed it) hire freelancers to use GPT for them. You can GPT's "voice" by explicitly prompting it, e.g. to be more concise and use less big words, which makes it nearly impossible to distinguish from a human. And GPT-4 genuinely writes very well, well enough so that (especially after changing the voice) you don't need to hire a writer. Mind you, writing is a task people were getting payed very cheap to do, and I still don't think GPT-4 can write a best-selling novel or blog post all on its own (it can come up with creative ideas, but IMO still not as creative as a human; time will tell).