Who, these days, could claim to have never used one of these artificial intelligence accessible with a simple click? Unless you live on a desert island without internet connection or to persist on a antique typewriter, it seems hard to believe.

There was a time when I relied on a dictionary of synonyms. I still remember it: a narrow and slender work, colored white, which I always kept within reach…

Today, writing about his computer, two screens on, it is almost inevitably keeping a AI window open all the time. It doesn't matter which one — I won't advertise. Windows fans and the Mac supporters will never get along; it's a eternal quarrel. But deep down, the result remains the same. The same goes for the AI, it seems.

So I confess frankly: I constantly use theAI. To check thespelling of a word, confirm his sense, find a synonymous or correct a awkward sentence. And yet, I fear that there still remain many mistakes that I don't detect. I also use AI to search for a more elegant formulation, more literary — I admit it again.

But never, ever, do I entrust him with the writing task in my place. Because there is in theact of writing with his own words, his own turns of phrase, a unique jubilation. That's it, for me, all the flavor of writing. If I gave this up, I would lose all my pleasure. Yes, I admit it too, I write above all for myself.

I am still novice in this matter; it is not my job. However, I hope that one day my texts will find their readers, because I intend to publish. My ego knows how to wait. But he wouldn't bear it if people said of him that I'm just a machine. Besides, I still doubt the real creative abilities of the AI — at least, for now.

So, a question persists, if I want to be honest with myself : what proportion of my writings Do I really owe them? On almost a thousand pages written to this day, I estimate that barely one percent come from theAI. Two scenes, precisely. passages where I was totally lackingexperience and of setback, where my creativity was failing me. My wish was honorable: I simply wanted the text sounds right. Of course, I have them reworked subsequently, in my own way.

There you have it, you know everything about this point.