I'm a bit conflicted here.. I think we're mixing up the tool with the _intent_ behind it. To me, this feels less like outsourcing creativity and more like usin

I'm a bit conflicted here.. I think we're mixing up the tool with the _intent_ behind it. To me, this feels less like outsourcing creativity and more like using a writing assistant to shape your thoughts. Kind of like how we all rely on spellcheck or Grammarly now without thinking twice. People were saying the same thing back then too, that tools were "diluting" writing. I personally don't see the harm. Not everyone is a native English speaker.