I'm just one guy, but I used Fiverr freelance services three times within the past year.
So I'm not making anyone rich. But I assume I'm not the only person who finds it all very useful.
There are some niches that I think they are trying to be "too" professional with (meaning, some tack on fees for things that are a bit too far beyond the person's actual professional level, or the gig purpose itself). But you can simply bypass those users anyway.
I asked the question because I wondered if or how AI-assistance might be used more these days. By either the freelancers in their delivering their services, or by buyers who might be figuring they don't need to hire a freelancer for whatever reason these days.
I'm just one guy, but I used Fiverr freelance services three times within the past year.
So I'm not making anyone rich. But I assume I'm not the only person who finds it all very useful.
There are some niches that I think they are trying to be "too" professional with (meaning, some tack on fees for things that are a bit too far beyond the person's actual professional level, or the gig purpose itself). But you can simply bypass those users anyway.
Thanks for replying.
I asked the question because I wondered if or how AI-assistance might be used more these days. By either the freelancers in their delivering their services, or by buyers who might be figuring they don't need to hire a freelancer for whatever reason these days.
Upwork freelancers should answer too, thanks.
Absolutely!
I did think about putting "and Upwork" in the title.