I recently visited the cinema section of SM Cabanatuan and noticed "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" was now showing.  There were no lines and the attendant looked bored and sleepy. The vibrant energy of movie-going had vanished, replaced by empty seats and silent halls. It reminded me of when cinemas were the beating heart of our social lives. In the 80s, the excitement of a new movie was palpable. Cinemas in the Philippines offered double features—two movies for the price of one ticket.  After watching the second movie, I would often leave with a headache, my eyes struggling to adjust after nearly five hours in the darkness. The smell of buttered popcorn filled the air, mingling with the musty scent of the theater—a mix of wood, leather, and human odor.  Colorful, hand-painted billboards by local artists adorned intersections, announcing the latest films and drawing us in like moths to a flame. We eagerly awaited the weekends, then hurrying to get our tickets.  Inside, the buzz of

As content writers, we are constantly facing the ever-evolving world of technology and the changes it brings to our industry. The rise of AI-powered tools, such as ChatGPT, has caused a lot of uncertainty and fear among us, with many wondering if our job as human writers will become obsolete. However, we need to understand that while these tools may present challenges, they also offer opportunities for us to adapt and thrive in the industry. The Impact on Freelance Content and Copywriters The use of ChatGPT and other AI tools may indeed lead to fewer job opportunities and lower rates for those of us who can secure work. Clients may be tempted to use these tools to replace human writers, as they can produce large volumes of content quickly and at a lower cost. However, it is important to remember that while these tools can generate basic content, they cannot replace the creativity, nuance, and human touch that only a human writer can bring. Furthermore, as freelance writers, we can stan