You're like the people who got upset when calculators were first introduced into school systems because it would be detrimental to the way people learn. It's a tool and those who are educated in their fields will utilize this to be more productive. It will not replace people wholesale.

I understand your concerns but it is not as evil, clear cut as you imply.

It's a tool, like a calculator. Any expert in their field can derive usefulness from it by automating certain tasks. An experienced programmer or artist will always be able to answer interview questions for example.

I think your question does not apply to OP. They are gainfully employed and use this tool to make their work more efficient and apparently able to create content they normally would not be able to.

I am working on a homebrew for DnD 5e, may I know what tools you used? I have access to openai services ATM.

I would like to try your iterative process to flesh out my characters!