Business Insider: AI Boom Drives Demand for Human Writers in the US
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Business Insider: demand for text writers has increased in the U.S. because of AI

Demand for communications professionals - journalists, copywriters, editors, writers and other text writers - has grown in the U.S. amid the proliferation of low-quality content generated by neural networks, according to Logos Press.
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Such consequences of the spread of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies were reported by TASS with reference to Business Insider.

As it turned out, with the growing volume of AI content on the market, the need for editors and specialists capable of writing high-quality and persuasive texts to stand out among competitors has increased.

This includes large companies such as, for example, Microsoft, which is ready to pay up to $775,000 a year to the director of communications in the field of technology. And the company – the developer of the chatbot ChatGPT – is looking for communications specialists with salaries of more than $400,000 a year.

There is “so much garbage” in the mass of texts on the web now that employers have again become ready to seriously pay for the labor of those who write qualitatively, shared one of the interlocutors of the edition. Another, speaking about the mass application of AI, complained that if everyone around is a writer, no one is a writer anymore.



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