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Grammarly has introduced GrammarlyGo, a new writing assistant feature that will use artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance its offerings. GrammarlyGo will give writers the option to use AI to edit and improve their writing, just like the controversial ChatGPT.
The San Francisco-based company’s latest expansion platform is packed with a host of features. GrammarlyGo offers personalized voice reading options for text and uses AI to support user brainstorming sessions.
Consistent with our concept of augmented intelligence to keep customers in charge of their experience, it will deliver context-aware, relevant insights tailored to the user and consider your brand voice. Customers will be able to do more, enhance their creativity and save time with GrammarlyGo, according to a blog post on Grammarly’s website.
Grammarly Premium, Business and Education customers will have access to the beta version of GrammarlyGo starting in April. Additionally, the functionality will be available to free version users in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Poland, and Ukraine before it is available elsewhere.
Long-form documents and email threads that are supported by Grammarly will work perfectly with Grammarly Go. The new functionality will be able to produce material based on short prompts and quick responses based on the context of received emails.
In recent weeks, professionals from various fields have responded to the topic of AI-generated literature in a variety of ways, expressing both enthusiasm and concern.
Content writers, researchers, and other members of the writing community are discussing AI-powered tools like GrammarlyGo and ChatGPT out of concern that these tools could eventually replace their jobs. However, developers are embracing these services to increase productivity and ease stress.
Tech experts around the world have said that generative AI systems like GrammarlyGo and ChatGPT could potentially encourage cybercrime by allowing users to type, understand and respond in real time in multiple languages.
Despite opposition from the academic and tech sectors, Grammarly intends to make generative AI available to its 50 million users. The platform claims that strict security standards were prioritized to make its features attractive for use by multinational companies.
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