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Recent years have seen a tangible rise in artificial intelligence across various industries. While some fields are still working out how to manage this technology, others are either embracing AI or fully shutting it out.

Throughout the content creation world, there've been a lot of talk about AI and its implications for creatives, such as actors and writers. However, despite gloomy predictions of ChatGPT and other AI generators stealing human writers' jobs, the opposite outcome has materialized.

Instead, AI only serves to underscore the value of talented, elite human writers who know what they're doing.

Real writers beat AI generated content by miles

AI generators, such as ChatGPT, create low-quality content in seconds by ripping from already-existing material. In the case of OpenAI, a lawsuit emerged, due to the company allegedly using copyrighted content from the New York Times to train its generative bots.

People who do turn to ChatGPT (and other AI creators) also continue to report negative experiences. On Reddit, you can find countless forums full of complaints about low-quality AI content. Some Redditors also trashed non-human writing as "unusable."

Even the instructive prompts that people insert in ChatGPT ahead of its content generation are not yielding the caliber of results that human writers easily deliver.

Unlike AI, real writers have the capacity to aptly convey nuances, emotions, recently breaking information, and other relevant details. As ChatGPT and other AI-generated content continues to flop, the world is getting a reminder of the inherent value of human writers.

Clients, businesses increasingly rejecting AI content

Upwork, the most prominent freelancing platform in the world, is a space where writers frequently acquire jobs. Anyone who's scrolled through the platform in recent months will notice the rise of listings that specifically read "NO AI," "human writers only," etc.

Countless businesses and clients who hire on Upwork have also begun running content submitted by writers through AI-checkers. In many cases, anything that fails to pass as fully written by a human gets rejected and goes unpaid.

Moving forward, this is an amazing development for real writers who are passionate about the craft and dedicated to creating high-quality content. As it turns out, the reports of AI rendering writers obsolete have been greatly exaggerated.