It is now the turn of Grammarly, the grammar correction tool in English, to adopt generative artificial intelligence (AI).
The company announced the deployment of GrammarlyGO, a “ AI-powered on-demand and contextual assistant whose objective is to save time for people who write a text.
A tool that adapts to the editor’s tone
Aimed at both individuals and professionals, this new device aims to support users in the writing process. For this, he offers them suggestions “ contextual and relevant », while respecting the tone of the author or the company. Grammarly is keen on ” staying true to its augmented intelligence philosophy of letting customers be in control of their experience “.
“ Today, individuals spend too much time trying to communicate the right way, while poor communication hurts productivity and business performance. “, assures the company. According to her, GrammarlyGO will solve this problem by generating texts “ that consider the style, context and intent of personal voice and brand “.
The tool is effective for different formats, the company points out. For example, it is possible to use it to write an e-mail or a much longer text. It can also be used for different purposes: rewriting, writing, creativity and answers.
Generative AI is democratizing at breakneck speed
With the integration of generative AI, Grammarly will become much more than a correction tool and will see its capabilities increased tenfold. The company announces the rollout of GrammarlyGO for the month of April. It will be integrated with its Premium, Business, Education and Developer plans as well as its free solutions in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Poland and Ukraine.
Many companies have recently decided to exploit generative AI in response to the immense success of ChatGPT and the possibilities that the technology offers. GrammarlyGO nevertheless has a major argument compared to NotionAI or Google’s Smart Compose tool: it will be available across all writing fields on a computer, and not just in a defined application.
This type of tool is destined to be democratized very quickly. As more and more applications adopt them, tech giants will also deploy them in their systems. Very soon, ChatGPT will for example be integrated into the Office suite.
Sources: Grammarly, Engadget
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