FREELANCERS NOW SPEND TIME FIXING AI MISTAKES
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Companies are increasingly hiring freelancers not to create original work, but to fix errors generated by AI systems. The shift has left creative professionals spending hours cleaning up flawed AI outputs rather than doing substantive design work.
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