From brainstorming tools to grammar correction, automation is everywhere, but most platforms still fall short when it comes to structured, academically focused support.

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Concrete tools can help overcome these barriers and do so efficiently. One place we can find these tools is in aviation.

The work of writers, journalists, and intellectuals won't become superfluous simply because much of AI content.

Putting pen to paper slows your thinking, allowing you to process information, form conclusions and create meaning.

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