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Freelancers Using AI Tools Earn 40% More Per Hour Than Peers, Study Says

30 June 2025
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Freelancers Using AI Tools Earn 40% More Per Hour Than Peers, Study Says
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Freelancers utilizing AI tools are earning 25% more year over year, with hourly rates over 40% higher than their non-AI peers, according to Upwork’s analysis of 130 work categories. The study reveals that while generative AI is replacing low-complexity tasks, it also increases demand for AI-augmented work, particularly benefiting those with coding skills.

Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: Freelancers who use special computer tools called AI are making a lot more money than those who don’t, earning 25% more each year and charging 40% higher rates for their work!

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