DIS conference paper from UBC shows what writers want (or don't want) from AI

Writing tools over the millennia have facilitated the transmission of information and knowledge using countless types of mediums. But there has always been one key driver present in each and every one of those mediums: the infinitely creative human brain. Since advanced AI writing tools emerged on the scene, the brain factor seems to be less necessary. And as a result, the tech industry and writers themselves have been trying to figure out if AI writing tools are a good thing. Is it possible for AI tools to match what professional human writers can do on their own?