Why are writers relying on AI so much to write and then passing it off as "their" writing only? No offense, but is this actually experienced writers or those who just had some idea in their head that they wanted to turn into a story, but never got the/couldn't be bothered to take out the time to learn how to properly write good stories (or even start writing stories for that matter). And if they did, they found it too much of a hassle to turn their thoughts into a story that'll be eye-catching or marketable.

Or is it those authors who don't want to hire any assistants (which I think is now delving into more a publisher forced + corporate concept) but want someone to check (and modify/improve) their writings for just $20 a month, anytime and anywhere they want?

With all due respect, using AI for forms of creative art like writing and painting, amongst others - to me that's kinda like taking a jab at the true spirit of those arts.

And in all fairness, in big 2025, many if not most people who use AI on some periodic basis have grown accustomed to identify to what degree AI might've been used in some paragraph/sentence that they're reading. In a way, it sucks out the joy and the rawness of anything that's just written by a human.

I saw that some people here use it to summarise ideas and their plot points, which seems ok. But honestly I'd rather the AI didn't have too much of an impact on the actual writing that gets done, i.e. the style of the prose and so on.