A language model picks the most probable next word, over and over. That is what makes it a fast first-drafter, and it is also what flattens your writing into the same even, tidy prose everyone else's model produces. The result reads fine and sounds like no one.
You can hear it in the rhythm. Every sentence lands at roughly the same length. The transitions are all borrowed — "in today's fast-paced world", "it is important to note that". The specifics that make writing feel lived-in get smoothed into abstractions. Nothing is wrong, exactly. Nothing is yours either.

