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This is similar to the older discussion about using Photoshop in photography competitions. I think that eventually moved to "everyone photoshops somewhat", which is likely where the AI tools for writing will go.

I mean, how many people use Grammarly? Doesn't that suggest changes to test based on (somewhat) ai?

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I have started giving GPT some of my own sentences I am unhappy with in prose and asking for it to repeat it in a more "active voice". I do not paste it into my writing -- I read the results and edit my original sentences as I wish, if I wish. This process will likely find me reaching out to GPT less and less as I become more familiar with the writing style I am seeking.

I think methods similar to this will become more popular with writers.

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