Yes, except what we are talking about here is the computer doing the work of composing content, not merely transcribing it. It is relieving the human of the wo

Yes, except what we are talking about here is the computer doing the work of composing content, not merely transcribing it. It is relieving the human of the work of actually thinking about what they want to say and how they want to say it-- that's the thing that the human should be doing, and needs to know how to do to be an effective thinker and an effective participant in society. How a person speaks and writes tells you about how they think-- that is what language does; it opens a window into the mind of another person. With this tool, I am no longer looking into the mind of my conversation partner, I am looking into the mind of some sophisticated statistical aggregate of a huge population of Google users. This kind of thing is a huge insult and injury to human communication.