The upside of all this is that professionals are communicating their points better. Lots of examples from non-English (-language) nationalities using LLM's to write exposition sections for English journals. This lowers the communications friction across the language barrier; and lowers the implicit bias and penalization when people read a (technically correct and useful) paper that has weak grammar, and is confusing to parse.

These aren't purely bad things! I wonder what future social conventions for this kind of thing will look like.