Think your job can't be automated? So did they 🤖

We are seeing decades of expertise becoming obsolete overnight.

Hard-earned skills are being outsourced to an algorithm that doesn’t understand value, but only output.

AI doesn’t need a paycheck. It doesn’t need to prove itself. It just needs data to spit out what appears "good enough."

Jennifer Kelly (she is a real person), a copywriter with 3 decades of experience, watched her phone stop ringing as ChatGPT took her place.

Although her clients returned months later with their half-baked, automated content asking her to fix what AI couldn’t grasp, the fear is real.

Freelance job postings for writing, coding, and translation have plummeted by up to 21%.

If your work can be reduced to a formula, it can be handed to a machine.

Reid Southen (another real person), a concept artist behind the Hunger games, now finds AI-generated sketches taking over his role.

Producers ask him to tweak what a machine mindlessly generated, at a fraction of the pay. Studios once invested in artistry; now they optimize for cost.

When art becomes a commodity, creators become expendable.

AI is redefining what "work" means.

What happens when creativity becomes a plug-in and individuality is flattened into algorithmic averages? Adaption is the only answer.

We already have plenty of artificial intelligence. What we need is Real intelligence. And we are moving pretty fast towards it.

At Skillful AI, anyone can create drag and drop AI agents that are trained on custom knowledge using different tools, APIs, and traits.

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