AI is quietly replacing creative work just watched it happen

A friend just launched a Kickstarter. Normally, making the site means spending $1k+ and fighting with Figma for weeks.

Instead, they used 3 AI tools for copy, layout, and visuals. Took 3 hours total, went live that night, and looked shockingly good.

It hit me that the biggest shift isnt company layoffs. Its early stage founders completely skipping freelancers and agencies from day one.

Is this just smart building, or are entry level creative roles basically finished?