It happened almost overnight.One moment, I was a sought-after freelance journalist with a calendar full of assignments; the next, I was staring at a blinking cursor while my inbox grew cold. The culprit wasn't a rival writer or a change in editorial direction. It was a large language model. For those of us who make a living with words, the arrival of generative AI felt less like a new tool and more like an extinction-level event. The career I had built over a decade—one founded on speed, clarity, and research—seemed to have been automated into irrelevance.The D...

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