Group 1 - The article discusses the limitations of AI tools in writing, emphasizing that a "write for you" AI may not be the best solution for content creators due to issues like hallucination, memory, and context [1][2] - A combination of traditional writing tools and AI can create a more effective writing workflow that aligns with existing habits [2][7] - The writing process is divided into stages: brainstorming, organizing, and writing, with specific tools recommended for each stage [3][17][26] Group 2 - For the brainstorming phase, tools like Gemini can help clarify thoughts and provide multiple angles on a topic, rather than generating full text [3][10][12] - During the organizing phase, visual tools like YouMind and Miro can effectively organize materials and stimulate ideas, offering a more efficient alternative to traditional browser tabs [4][19][22] - In the writing phase, it is suggested to revert to a non-AI environment to maintain personal writing style and avoid the "AI flavor" in the text [27][28][30] Group 3 - The article highlights the importance of human involvement in the writing process, as AI should serve as a tool for reflection and brainstorming rather than a replacement for the writer [16][29][36] - It notes that while AI tools are evolving, the essence of writing remains a balance between expression and control, requiring writers to find their own rhythm [37]