Non-writers can brain-dump into an LLM — it's basically digital ghostwriting
Not everyone who wants to publish content is a proficient writer, and that's fine. If someone knows a lot about an industry but doesn't want to develop writing skills, they can brain-dump into an LLM and let it write the content in its own voice. That process is really no different from how ghostwriters work with clients — the expert supplies the knowledge and raw language, and someone (or something) else shapes it into publishable form. Inherently, hiring a ghostwriter means accepting that dynamic.
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