Greathouse Fall: AI will not replace advertising copywriters due to editing needs
Jackson Greathouse Fall · From Zero to 100,000: How Jackson Greathouse Mastered Twitter Growth · Mar 23, 2023 · at 13:28
Jackson Greathouse Fall explains why human editing and fact-checking keep knowledge worker and writer jobs safe from AI displacement.
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“This thing is not going to, you know, replace your advertising copywriter. It's not going to place your content writer. It's not going to place. Any of these things that people are so worried about because of the need for human kind of nudging and course correction.”
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