AI doesn't polish human work. It is more like an extruder that squeezes anything you put into it into a generic, formulaic shape, indistinguishable from writing that was lazily prompted because the writer couldn't be bothered to put forth any more effort than that.

> I run most professional statements and articles through LLMs before submission. This helps correct grammar and improves accessibility through better syntax (because I write exactly how I think).

> The article doesn't seem to mention consideration of AI for polishing human work.

Because it isn't a consideration. You are what they are looking for.

What was ever wrong with just producing a second draft of your work?