In the past I've written a couple of call it '' anti-ChatGPT'' posts. I think it's wise to state that most of us writers deep inside slightly fear that AI will kill the craft in a way.

That said,

I still believe that no writer wants to be dependend on these tools. Now as a person who seeks for progression I do like to wrap my head around the concept once in a while to make sure as the atmosphere evolves I'm not leaving huge oppurtunities aside.

Your article holds some very good ponts Bryan. One of the more convinsing articles I've read lately. As how you put it already Grammarly what many use also is an AI tool.

One of my flaws is doing to much work myself, in a way I like it, in another way it's hugely time consuming.

The stuff tht you share here makes me considering to dig deeper in the digital assisting field just to have a taste of how it can help me evolve as a writer.

One base rule I hold (which perhaps also inhibits my development) is that one should be able to deliver what they presently are without digital help.

I don't know whether its a smart rule, Although it elvevates my confidence knowing I can.

Thanks for this article Bryan, I'll try to absorb some more stuff you wrote.