For 15 years, a single mother known only as Lisa built her career in content writing, eventually landing a role at a multinational through the Philippines' outsourcing industry. Eight months into the job, and just one month before her position was set to become permanent, she was let go.
What made the experience worse, she says, was that she had spent months editing AI-generated content and helping the system learn her company's writing style. "I feel like I dug my own grave," she told the BBC. "We were the ones who trained the artificial intelligence that replaced us."
