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AI Can Write. But Can It Feel the Brief?

  • oslezovic
  • Apr 9
  • 1 min read


Look, I’m not anti-AI. I use it every day. It speeds things up, gets me out of creative ruts, and—on a good day—it even surprises me.


But let’s not pretend it’s magic.


AI doesn’t understand your brand’s tone. It doesn’t know why a financial client wants a phrase that Hemingway Editor flags. And it sure as hell doesn’t know when to break the rules on purpose.


That’s where we come in.


Writing isn’t just stringing words together. It’s reading the room, managing a client call, shaping a story that connects emotionally and strategically. It’s knowing when to make something clever, when to tone it down, and when to fight for the line that actually matters.


AI is great for grunt work—summaries, rephrasing, alternate angles. But for emotional nuance, originality, and anything that requires cultural sensitivity? You still need a human at the wheel.


The smartest agencies aren’t choosing between AI and humans. They’re building partnerships between them. AI supports. Humans lead.


So if you’re wondering whether AI can replace your copywriter—ask yourself this: Can it push back when your brief makes no sense?


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