It turns out that 36% of the people working in content marketing have already begun using generative AI to make the content that they have been assigned. Usage remains high even among those that make their own content, with 47% stating that they use generative AI to help them come up with ideas. 46% also used it for research purposes such as figuring out keywords and the like.
With all of that having been said and now out of the way, it is important to note that 29% of the people that responded to this survey also indicated that they use generative AI to aid them in their attempts at proofreading. In spite of the fact that this is the case, there are some major concerns as well.
45% are of the opinion that the influx of generative AI will result in a paucity of job options for content marketers. 55% feel like it will reduce their writing to just a commodity, with 46% raising concerns about how it might potentially reduce their earnings down the line since they will be less competitive and will therefore not be able to ask for the same salaries.
The only way to prevent such an occurrence is to build up as many skills as possible, with 43% stating that learning new tech is the way to go. It will be interesting to see how generative AI ends up impacting job markets in the future, since it will undoubtedly be a very challenging thing for content marketers and indeed any employed individual to compete with.
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by Zia Muhammad via Digital Information World
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