The workers at the frontlines of the AI revolution - Rest of World
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The global labor force of outsourced and contract workers are early adopters of generative AI — and the most at risk.
Somnath Bhatt for Rest of World By Andrew Deck 11 July 2023 R afael Rodríguez Deustúa made his career by drawing on demand. An illustrator who advertises on the freelance artist platform 99designs, Deustúa’s recent works are eclectic — they include a vintage-style logo for a champagne brand, a poster for an international fertilizer convention, a tango album cover, and a handful of custom tattoo designs. He sells his illustrations, which feature his signature cartoon style, under the pseudonym Fafarhd Deustúa. Deustúa is based in Guadalajara, Mexico. Most of his clients are startups and small b
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