Yes.

The ideas are mine.
The message, the point, of an article is mine.
I want to say that plainly. It’s really what is most important.

That being said…

The vast majority of images have been AI generated.

The percentage of editorial AI content that is used is impossible to determine accurately, but my honest & best estimate would put it around 20-35%.

Editorial content is derived after discussions that sometimes last for hours as well as deep-dive researching & fact-checking. I then run a rough draft which was prepared by me through various LLMs, prompting those to ‘tighten up’ any grammar issues & provide guidance as to how rhythm & ‘punch’ might be achieved without losing the central point or idea of the post. (Just a quirk of mine. I’m a drummer. ‘Rhythm and punch’ matter to me. Naturally.)

From there, I redraft & run it through AI again for grammar & rhythm. That cycle may be repeated sometimes once, sometimes two or three times more before I ‘feel’ a final draft is deemed worthy of publication.

The bottom line being: the eyes in my head & the fingers on my keyboard are the last places the drafts pass prior to publication. What you find at Oblivion Aviator is, indeed, my personal editorial style, choice & voice.

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