Could this be the death-knell for copywriters?

[Manchild_Unbound]

I'm subscribed to this one guy called Brad Callen, founder of multiple businesses including iWriter.com

So I open up one email and its an email ad for one of his products--an automated copywriting software. Software that has built into it the techniques of some copywriting legends like Gary Halbert, Jon Carlton, and Ray Edwards.

Now before this starts to sound like some kind of sales letter... I won't even link to it. Its called Automatic Script.

Here are some screenshots:

Once again, no affiliation on my part.

Reason I'm posting this up is because of all the folks here who have been successfully freelancing; especially the ones writing content and copy. Guys like @SinisterLex @Joe Cassandra and @RCV , whose threads I've lurked around in, have given great advice.

But is this just the start of the automation of this profession? Is it still useful to learn effective copywriting if its automated? Or is this thing just a tool like WordAI?

As someone who has dabbled in content services, I'm feeling a bit like Squidward here:

 

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[LeoistheSun]

Its kinda like Funnel Scripts by Russell Brunson.

 

[Daniel...D]

Yes, it's amazing that we have smart people who creates programs or robots which can replace us in some kind of jobs but, personally I think that this trend will led not to the good future of people because machines will grab all jobs from us. So I dislike this program.