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ChatGPT logo fixes drive demand for graphic designers

AI tools generate content, but humans are needed to fix the flaws, creating new opportunities for creatives.

byEmre Çıtak
September 2, 2025
in Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial intelligence, initially feared for potentially displacing creative professionals, is currently generating new opportunities for them. Graphic designer Lisa Carstens shared with NBC News that she is experiencing an increase in clients seeking her expertise to refine AI-generated marketing materials.

Generative AI tools possess the capability to produce text, images, video, and audio content based on user prompts. Despite their capabilities, the output from these tools often falls short of professional standards. This deficiency has created a demand for human creatives to rectify and finalize projects compromised by flawed AI outputs.

Specifically, Carstens noted that clients are requesting assistance in correcting substandard logos and flyers created using platforms like ChatGPT. The imperfections inherent in AI-generated content are providing a niche for skilled designers to improve the quality and effectiveness of such materials. One freelancer reported to NBC News that approximately 50 percent of her current assignments involve editing and rewriting articles initially drafted by AI. This individual also indicated that some freelancers decline to undertake such projects based on ethical objections.

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These developments suggest that creatives concerned about the impact of AI on their careers may find unforeseen prospects in addressing the shortcomings of these tools. While the increasing sophistication of AI presents an evolving landscape, the demand for human intervention in refining AI’s output remains significant. Therefore, when selecting resources for project development, individuals and organizations face a choice between AI and human creators.

The selection of a human creator brings contextual understanding and nuanced perspectives to the table. AI, while efficient, still lacks the capacity for deep comprehension and contextual sensitivity that a human professional can provide, adding a distinct human touch. The enduring need for these qualities underscores the continued value of human expertise in the creative process, even amidst the rise of artificial intelligence.


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