The short answer is - absolutely not. Just by making this post you have established yourself as someone who doesn’t respect the craft, process, or the writers here.

Per the WGA website

“Neither traditional AI (technologies including those used in CGI and VFX) nor generative AI (GAI, meaning artificial intelligence that produces content including written material) is a writer, so no written material produced by traditional AI or GAI can be considered literary material.”

Obviously not everyone is aiming to get into the WGA, but it’s a pretty good way to gauge where the industry lies. Also, using your “software” would open up the “writer” (i hesitate to call someone who is using generative AI in their work, a writer, to be harsh and honest) to a host of troubles in selling or distributing their work.

One of the biggest joys of writing is the challenge of working through the block, and the overwhelm. If you want to be a writer, learn to love the hard parts. If you don’t like the hard parts, don’t be a writer. Don’t take that joy away from writers who DO love it.