I’ve seen quite a few of the AI tools are incorporating voice / tone personalisation to better reflect the style of the creator when generating text outputs from various inputs. How far along the road is Letterly with this? I’m considering giving you a go but I’m really looking for the written results to read as if I wrote them rather than being that tell-tale generic AI sounding text. I’m happy to be patient if it’s planned, but way too many of the AI helpers stuck in the first generation churn out generic sounding copy as they are creating and even re-versioning from the material inputted. Do you see the problem?