> if you use AI as a draft generator [...] you're spending your cognitive budget on the high-value parts (ideas, structure, voice I don't follow. If you have

> if you use AI as a draft generator [...] you're spending your cognitive budget on the high-value parts (ideas, structure, voice I don't follow. If you have the ideas and a structure to give to an AI you already have a working draft. Just start revising that. What would an AI add other than turn into the replacement for thinking described in your negative example?