Does Alain de Botton write with AI?

He says that any creative person will be asking themselves: "Okay, is the game up, or do I have anything to contribute?" The good news is that it really forces you to do that thing that you should always have been doing as an artist, which is stop doing what you're supposed to do, do what you really want to do, be really honest, and explore your own experience with renewed honesty. AI only provides a summation of what has already been thought and said. Yes, it can be recombined, but essentially, it's giving you standardized answers. Sometimes very good standardized answers. Sometimes standardized answers are great and way in advance of what you would know yourself. The pressure is on creatives to further up their level of self exploration to get ahead of this machine. I use it sometimes for bits of research: "Provide me with where is there a cafe that looks like this?" Or "Is there a painting that was blah, blah, blah?" But if I said it, let's say I was going to write an essay on nostalgia, and I said, "Okay, AI, structure me an essay on nostalgia in the style of me." It would do a perfectly decent job, but it wouldn't be picking up on why I'm a writer, why I want to be a writer. I don't just want to be a writer to produce a certain number of words. I want to be a writer in order to honor certain feelings. AI can't know those feelings because it's not me. It doesn't know what I really want to say.