Not long ago, Tara spent her days buried in lines of HTML, CSS, PHP and JavaScript, building websites and solving bugs. As a web developer, she loved the logic and problem-solving that came with coding. But deep down, she always knew something was missing — a creative spark she couldn't ignore.
When Tara first heard the buzz about artificial intelligence taking over creative jobs, she was skeptical — and a little uneasy. As a content writer, she’d poured her heart into words, shaping stories with care and intention. The idea that a machine could replicate that? It felt like science fiction at best, and a threat at worst.
Yes, I care about rankings and reach. I use keywords, study analytics, and get help from AI tools to brainstorm. But at the end of the day, I’m not writing for robots — I’m writing for real people, with real problems, questions, and emotions.