AI is quietly reshaping marketing copywriting, entry-level jobs at risk
Outrageous-Tip-4188 · reddit · 2026-07-31
Reddit user Outrageous-Tip-4188 discusses AI's real impact on marketing. Most teams use AI to draft copy, boosting efficiency, but output is 'competent' not brilliant. Entry-level marketing roles are being quietly hollowed out, with insiders silent. He asks where AI content underperforms and what the floor for human involvement is.
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