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Using an LLM as a ghostwriter ruins your writing because readers can sense AI-generated text. Instead, use it like a copyeditor: write everything yourself, then let the AI flag problems. Two rules apply: never use words the AI suggests, and disable its encouragement, which makes weak first drafts seem better than they are.
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