You aren't splitting hairs @Doctore, you're spelling out what happened here. A group of people wrote a more advanced version of Word's grammar check, fed a whole bunch of sentences they wrote into the program, watched the program come up with competing sentences based on explicitly based on the information given to it, edited that for clarity, then submitted a work with an Artificial Intelligence writing credit. It's not Artificial Intelligence. It's a program. And it didn't write anything.
It's a dystopian novel in the making. Imagine: AI has replaced creative individuals and the government is using it to control media/artistic output. And AI is actually more trusted by society due to their ability to fact-check quickly and their supposed neutrality, or something
