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"All of a sudden I was just doing everyone's job."Impostor SyndromeThe pace at which AI has damaged countless industries is whiplash-inducing. And no one understands this better than a writer who in 2023 was excelling at his copywriting job with a team of writers 60 people strong — and by the next year found himself the last human standing, arm in arm with AI imitators he was expected to drag along and get up to speed."They wanted to use AI to cut down on costs," the writer told the BBC, using the pseudonym Benjamin Miller.At first, the new workflow was…