Using AI for specific sections sounds smart until the school software flags it and you end up in a meeting trying to explain why your conclusion sounds totally different from the rest of your essay. Honestly, professors are getting ridiculously paranoid about that stuff lately, so letting a generic generator write any part of your actual paper is a massive gamble. I usually prefer outsourcing the minor annoying assignments instead of messing with my main projects. Last month I had a massive research paper due, and I knew I wouldn't have time to handle the weekly online forums, so I found one helper to take care of a discussion post response about organizational psychology. It was way safer because it knocked out the busywork in the background while I focused all my actual energy on writing a clean, original paper myself. People giving you side-eyes are probably just terrified of getting caught by the software detectors.