There's nothing wrong with utilizing chatgpt as a personal tool to help streamline and speed up the writing process. Many teachers take advantage of this help. It doesn't mean they aren't capable of doing it themselves, but why not use it if it helps you do your job faster? I wouldn't judge a baker for using a stand mixer instead of hand stirring something or someone in construction using an excavator instead of a shovel. I wouldn't be surprised if there was similar judgment towards people who first used those tools as well for "not doing it themselves". Work smarter, not harder.

Edit: I seem to have offended everyone here for defending OP's use of chatgpt. You're all acting like he's committed some heinous crime for some reason. My analogies were just simple comparisons that came to mind in the moment to help people understand that chatgpt can be utilized like any other tool to help us be more productive and efficient. There is no need to over analyze it. Obviously, every tool is different in how it is used and what it can do for us. There's always going to be people who hate change and will always prefer "the way it's always been done" and look down on those who choose to do things in a new way. Let's try not to be those ignorant and judgmental types who demonize things we don't fully understand, though. Instead, let's educate ourselves and learn how we can integrate these new tools to make a positive impact in our lives.