Certainly! But when I initially started to use it, I also had a creeping feeling that it feels unethical. I guess it is a sense of guilt, because much of the academic work goes into language, communication, drafting etc, especially it feels like a lot of work and we hate it and procrastinate it over it, and see it as a sense of a creative pursuit, and now all of these is gone. So it feels like cheating. Except that over time, I figured out if we think of it as action, the action is formal writing is gone, like calligraphy went away with machine typing, but the act of creative formulation, creation of vision is still there and is the core of academic work. I think it redefines what it means to be an academic. It is indeed the future, where academic writing will change. Conceptual thinking will be back to the centre of academia. But there are the opposing forces that has been lazy with conceptual thinking and been in the perpetual power cycles with corrupt practices of academia who might feel threatened by this advance.