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I work in the UK public sector and often have to respond to complaints from people who have written a 4 page rant without any punctuation.
Copilot is amazing for taking that 4 page long rant and reducing it down to something I can actually respond to.
I don't use copilot for drafting the reply, I do that myself. But I'll use copilot as a proof reading tool.
As far as I'm concerned I'm responsible for creating content and the AI helps tweak it
Don't use AI as a proofreading tool. Proofreading should be done by humans.
I'd say one of the things llms can do well is language. (Or are you arguing that humans deserve to have the proofreading job instead, which I can agree with)
I mean for helping amend the tone etc.
My work is sensitive, theres only one other person in my organisation allowed to review what I do and she is often busy.