AI for Freelancers Quiz

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1. What does the guide name as the main failure mode of AI-written proposals?
   • Generic, obviously automated pitches
   • Proposals that are too personalized
   • Proposals too short to read
   • Proposals that become legally binding
2. If you bill hourly and AI halves the time a task takes, what happens according to the guide?
   • Your income doubles automatically
   • Nothing changes
   • Clients are legally required to pay more
   • Your income falls unless you raise your rate
3. What common response to faster delivery does the guide describe?
   • Hiding how long work takes
   • Moving to project or value-based pricing
   • Billing each client twice
   • Stopping AI use entirely
4. Besides honesty, what does the guide say disclosure is also about?
   • Marketing reach
   • Tax deductions
   • Liability, since you remain responsible for errors in AI-assisted work
   • Software license fees
5. According to the technical section, where does consistency in AI drafts come from?
   • Clever prompt wording
   • Making every prompt as long as possible
   • Switching tools frequently
   • Saved context such as a style guide, rate card and past proposals
6. What does the guide say about data settings across plans?
   • Consumer plans may use conversations to improve models unless you opt out, while business tiers typically exclude customer data by default
   • Every plan always trains on your data
   • No AI tool ever stores conversations
   • Business tiers always train on customer data
7. How should automated client messages be handled at first?
   • Never used under any circumstances
   • Sent without review to save time
   • Reviewed until you trust the output
   • Sent only on weekends
8. Which type of freelance work does the guide say faces more competition as AI spreads?
   • Strategy consulting
   • Simple, commoditized gigs such as basic copywriting, transcription and template design
   • Specialist legal expertise
   • Accountable project leadership