>What inspired you to use AI for this?

The biggest reason why I used it was for a mix of flow and to make things more readable.

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>Are you using it often for this sort of application? Any others?

What happen was the other day due to a family member passing away one of my ideas about nanobots being used to cure mental illness and problems in the brain. I was thinking about it, and it matured to basically what you're able to read in the link.

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The other day I posted in a few places where I seen nanobots going, and many took it the wrong way. Like they hyper focused on curing mental illness and tried to link it to eugenics. To my guess it was the internet being the internet.

Anyways, I wanted to put the idea out in a better way to help inspire some to look into this and expand on it. Where nanobots could fix many of our problems. So I decided to use AI writers to help with the flow, logic, filling in spots, and so on.

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Like one of the problems I have is I can tell you on a high level how giving things work like web 3 for example. But when I dumb it down or generalize things it becomes extremely hard to follow.

So to answer your question, it honestly depends how often I make a long and detail post. Like in the future I think 99.999% of users will heavily use AI writers to help get their idea across. But for the here and now, I'm not sure.