Got it. For transparency, all of my writing is my own but I do use LLM editing to improve the clarity of it and read every output carefully (and fully) before publishing.
On my own it often takes me 5-10 minutes just to figure out how to phrase something simple clearly. Like for example I don't how how to say that the amount of my own words I put into the LLM exceed (sometimes double or triple) the output that I end up posting online.
it's not your own if you pass it onto an LLM
then it's just LLM writings prompted by you
how do I know which part is made up by the LLM or it's own interpretation or it's own opinion etc?
how can there be any value if I have to scrutinize every single word and decide whether it's truly what you intended to write or if it's mangling things, or if it's all just made up for engagement?
> On my own it often takes me 5-10 minutes just to figure out how to phrase something simple clearly
You need more practice doing it (with your brain, not the model).
> On my own it often takes me 5-10 minutes just to figure out how to phrase something simple clearly.
That's part of writing, and it gets faster and easier the more you do it.