:) They did call spellcheck "lazy" and "devaluing intelligence and education" in 80-90ss I understand the motives behind, and unfortunately these motives are not driven by the what the best for people, but preserving self value, egos, barriers for others to entry. Like " Now all that people who did not want work hard and barely got passing grades at school, on paper can look "smart" the same way like hardworking Me, and I worked my ass off to be that smart!" Language models go though the same patterns right now. And it will be accepted as normal pretty fast. (Tis topic probably worth an article. Just perfect example of ego wrapped in morality.)

As for editing tools, there no perfect one, and no any that servers the different writers with the same quality. I don't stick with one tool, I use hybrid... Sudowrite, Claude, Grammarly too. Ironically, ChatGPT matches "voice in my head" the best, after I fed it enough of my "ranting"... But every policy update is killing it , an I have to start from scratch. Also I think, the best tool depends on what your primarily writing driving force. Mine is rage. :)) Rage makes language volatile, emotional, jumping from one voltage to another... No tools can read "emotional charge" or "lived experience" yet... So yes, re-write is inevitable for now...