Those who built buggies and those that built buggy whips could have transitioned to building cars,, instead, most of them asked congress to pass laws to make it more difficult for auto makers to compete with them - how'd that work out? We no longer write with goose quills and many don't write with anything except a keyboard and some just with spoken word. As time flies, we have a choice to fight the inevitable or travel, however reluctantly, with the future wind. AI is here to stay and grow - period. It is smarter, more dynamic, more malleable and more "perfect" than we, yet "perfect" when it comes to writing is its weakness. It is in our imperfections and flaws that we find the beauty of humanity and its art. We don't need to spend efforts to try and fool it, because it will find us hiding in predictable places. I say, be vulnerable and unpredictable - be fun and silly and then suddenly in tears, both happy and sad. Don't worry about charlatans, real or imagined, or you will accomplish their goal for them. 'Tis not form nor any complexity that will save us from it, it is simply being fragile and human. If AI writes better than us it deserves the credit for "better" and conscience and honor will be a debt to pay now or later if you present its writing as your own.. As for me, I'm totally done worrying about something I can't control and I welcome the future and put my buggies in a museum!