I think no, categorically. The computer can detect your typos and accidents. But if you made a decision to word something a certain way, that _is_ your voice. If a second party overrides this decision, it's now deviating from your voice. The LLM therefore can either deviate from your voice, or do nothing.

That's no crime, so far. It's very normal to have writers and editors.

But it's highly abnormal for everyone to have the _same_ editor, famous for the writing exactly the text that everybody hates.

It's like inviting Uwe Boll to edit your film.

If there's a good reason to send outgoing slop, OK. But if your audience is more verbally adept, and more familiar with its style, you do risk making yourself look bad.