AI isn't killing creative jobs — it's changing what clients pay for
kevinsurace · x · 2026-10-10
Kevin Surace shares the article 'AI Isn't Killing Creative Jobs. It's Changing What Clients Pay For.', arguing AI is not eliminating creative work but shifting what clients are willing to pay for, moving value away from pure execution. Details are in the linked article.
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