More editors I know at major publications are suspicious that writers are submitting them AI drafts of articles. We are nearing the beginning of the end of the literate era.

The literary world has had frauds & hucksters long before ai entered onto the scene. We're now entering an era where if your prompt game is strong, it can open doors on multiple levels. No doubt, the slop will continue to exist and proliferate, but a good editor looks for strong points of view and style. Now, more than ever is there's an onus to separate the wheat from the chaff and surface it, regardless of the tool set.

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Absolutely! It’s the puritans who feel threatened by change and push back the hardest at any instance of something that doesn’t pass their litmus test. 
That’s not to say there aren’t issues and nuances to debate, but people cast aspersions flippantly, and the literary world is one of the worst offenders.

Agreed. Also, the concept of “literacy” has evolved over time, and I think it will continue to do so.