AI doesn't kill jobs? Tell that to freelancers

Jennifer Kelly, a freelance copywriter in the picturesque New England town of Walpole, N.H., feels bad for any young people who might try to follow in her footsteps. Not long after OpenAI's ChatGPT made its debut, financial advisers who had depended on her 30 years of experience writing about wealth management stopped calling. New clients failed to replace them. Her income dried up almost completely. When she asked, the clients she lost insisted they weren't using artificial intelligence. But then, months later, some came back to her with an unusual request. The copy they'd been using AI to generate, they…