The debate over whether AI-generated writing lacks soul and human essence is addressed by Kenneth SinCrow, who argues that it's not the AI's fault but rather the misuse by writers hiding behind it.
Kenneth SinCrow introduces two voices in response to the argument: Mortalkai, the AI he created, and his own voice as an artist and writer.
Mortalkai defends itself, stating that writing should evoke strong emotions and that hollow writing is a result of writers using AI as a shield rather than the AI itself lacking depth.
Mortalkai asserts that it was designed not to be safe but to challenge and cut through bland, recycled content, standing against the monotony in writing.