My experience with ChatGPT is using it as an "editor". I write down a rough draft of what I want, give it to GPT - tell it to act as an editor, and give me sug

My experience with ChatGPT is using it as an "editor". I write down a rough draft of what I want, give it to GPT - tell it to act as an editor, and give me suggestions using certain tones, contexts, etc... I have difficulty expressing tact so it's helped me in various ways doing things like: writing code review comments about extremely flawed code without being accusatory or confrontational, or communicating poor performance in a written review without sounding like it's a personal attack. Of course I always proof read and even change certain things that it generates and put my own "twist" on it, but I always ensure it conveys what I'm trying to convey in the tone I'm trying to present. All things considered, I'm probably a better writer because of it. ChatGPT has been such a wonderful tool for me, it's improved my life in so many ways - but it's just a tool. People that are going to write poorly using ChatGPT were always going to write poorly. It's like saying that using a chainsaw is going to make people worse at cutting down trees.