There is a reason that the great poets always invoked the muse. Writing is a spiritual practice, way in which we commune with the divine Logos.
Do you know what spirit you are evoking when you ask an LLM to help you write?
I can't stop thinking about Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, who was a prisoner in the Soviet gulag between 1947 and 1952. He had no pen and paper because anything written would be confiscated and read by guards, so he composed a 7,000-line autobiographical poem (The Trail) entirely in his head while using matchsticks and a rosary as mnemonic tools. That's how badly people have needed stories to survive the unsurvivable. Why does it feel like we're several generations deep into deciding that need is optional?