This is becoming a regular situation for a lot of freelancers. The client uses a free AI tool to produce a rough draft, then wants to pay a very small fee for someone to make it usable. The problem is that cleaning up AI output is not always quick or simple. Sometimes it takes just as long as starting fresh because the structure, tone, or logic needs serious work. But clients do not always see it that way. How do you respond when a client treats your editing work like it is a small task, and how do you price it fairly without losing the job?
Ask How do you handle a client who generates work with AI and asks you to just clean it up for almost nothing?
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