Playing around with chatgpt is now a reason to publish a paper? These things have the sheen of scientism but would this be acceptable with any other commercial

Playing around with chatgpt is now a reason to publish a paper? These things have the sheen of scientism but would this be acceptable with any other commercial product? It's decent journalism, but academic research? Here's how I'd expect it to look: A survey of languages that treat gender differently, how that affects the presumptive gender norms, and how to extricate gender models from some family of languages to demonstrate the validity of the findings along with a proposal of how to train models with a gender intentionality as opposed to gender becoming an unmanaged artifact of a corpus (like race or offensive language sometimes become). Linguistically, gender expresses itself in a variety of ways. I believe in Hebrew and Arabic, for instance, the gender of the author can be inferred. In Russian, the first-person past-tense (I was) is gendered. How does the various surfacings of gender affect the presumptions? Also some languages, I believe Thai and Vietnamese, have social hierarchies built into them. It'd be interesting to see if whatever is proposed can be generalized or if it's not possible, why not? But you know, this sounds like actual work.