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I do like using superpowers brainstorming for this. Has a very useful visual helper that pops alternate options in a browser when it helps deciding on options

Asking a human writer to interview you and work with you on a document to produce a final iteration you are both happy with would give you the added value of two minds working on the problem, not one plus a word-spitting program trained on intellectual theft.

Yes, it's cost. Human creativity & labour are not worth paying for if a program can do it 'free' (excluding costs of making that program). The Luddites were probably not the first, are not the last, and demonstrate an inherent failing in human ingenuity. It's got to be cheaper than the next thing.