If writing is thinking, AI-assisted writing should help you think, not write the damn thing for you. As such the current solutions I’m seeing, including Notion, fall short.

Design and software at Apple. Also into AI, philosophy of mind, ethics.

Writing isn't just for thinking though. A lot of the writing is for communication of ideas (like convincing you that a product will make your life better), which is often the use-case for apps like Notion. Not that AI-assisted copies will be better for the world though. Just adds noise imo but may make sense for Notion

~bitpyl-napleg. Knowledge sysyems. Software Engineer. Microsoft, Amherst College

That’s true. If the purpose of the writing is just to summarize or repackage existing points, I guess there’s no user input required other than the prompt. But I would be very suspicious re: whether I’m getting the most effective messaging possible.