SPECIAL REPORT Explore how the rise of “tiny teams” in tech, exemplified by Gamma’s success, signals a shift impacting freelancers and solopreneurs Do you consider yourself a freelancer or solopreneur? You may be thinking, what’s the difference? In my estimation, a solopreneur wants to replicate what a 200-person company can do, but as a solo […]

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Fiverr Go, the new suite of AI tools, is raising fears among freelancers about job displacement and protecting creative work. But are they judging too soon? Could it in some ways help scale their output? “Make yourself obsolete and get $5!”…“They will train their AI on real client-freelancer interactions and the creation of commercial creative […]

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London-based filmmaker Matthew Blakemore has released a music video project showcasing the creative potential of AI-assisted video production. ‘Glitter Tsunami’ (Love, Peace & Sequins) shows us (in true cringeworthy Eurovision style) that by blending human ingenuity with AI, we can achieve a whopping 94% reduction in energy use. This is huge, especially in an industry known for […]

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In the face of mass layoffs that swept several industries in the past two years, businesses are expected to embrace freelance talent to fill critical skills gaps in 2024. They are also leveraging AI tool skills Tech layoffs took over the headlines this year, but other industries have also taken a hit, notably marketing services, […]

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