> (…) reaping huge rewards from writing the emails and documents that I write with them But are most people reaping huge rewards though? The article seems to s

> (…) reaping huge rewards from writing the emails and documents that I write with them But are most people reaping huge rewards though? The article seems to suggest otherwise. I’m not saying it’s useless, but we forget that humanity has survived with Grammarly, or Word, or dictionaries before that. I will agree that ChatGPT strikes gold at a marginally higher rate than Google, but hardly orders of magnitude more. Both automation and documentation have existed and continue to do so in many forms.