Grammarly, the company behind the digital writing assistant of the same name, is expanding its AI resources with new ones Generative AI tool It’s called GrammarlyGo. The company said the purpose of the new tool is to improve connectivity, and it is now available in beta for most users.
“Poor communication erodes relationships, stifles business growth and results, and slows feedback loops that eat up our time, just to name a few effects,” Rahul Roy Chowdhury, Grammarly’s global head of product, wrote in a blog post. “In research we conducted with the Harris Poll last year, we found that bad communications cost American companies up to $1.2 trillion annually — or $12,506 per employee.” You can read the full report here.
According to Grammarly, GrammarlyGo uses personal, organizational, and situational context to help craft messages for email, social media, and long-distance communication. This means that if you’re using GrammarlyGo to write an internal letter to your business team, the tool can help make your letter look more professional.
Grammarly has multiple subscription levels, starting with Free and going up to Premium and Business plans for $12 and $15 per month, respectively.
GrammarlyGo gives you prompts to improve, simplify, or shorten the message, as well as a prompt to adjust the tone of the message for different scenarios. You will also be able to enter your own router to suit your needs.
GrammarlyGo can also be used to create outlines or ideas that can be added to messages or used as references. The tool also has one-click prompts to help you bypass writer’s block.
GrammarlyGo can step in to try to help you get the job you’re interested in.
“By embracing new technologies such as generative AI, we can enhance our insights to support the entire process – from concept to understanding,” Roy-Chowdhury writes.
Grammarly joins other tech companies, such as MicrosoftAnd Google And snap chatin the announcement of the artificial intelligence tool in the wake of OpenAI’s ChatGPT burst onto the scene It’s the end of 2022. Other AI chatbots apparently allow a person to carry on a conversation, and they’re ready to re-do Internet search and other familiar online activities, from writing articles to planning a week-long vacation to a new destination. These tools can also generate messages and ideas but don’t seem to take context into account when creating content.
GrammarlyGo’s ability to understand context and tone to a limited degree means that it is not only a generative AI tool but an essential tool for contextual AI as well.
Generative AI is an umbrella term that can apply to any type of artificial intelligence that can be used to create things like text, images, video, audio, and code, according to Techopedia. Technology company Symbl.ai writes that contextual AI can analyze cultural, historical and situational aspects of data to make the best decision.
Users need to give GrammarlyGo information about the type of text they want the tool to generate.
According to Grammalry, GrammarlyGo can understand situational context enough to create personalized communication for different scenarios. You still need to enter certain data, such as level of formality and tone, into GrammarlyGo to create the correct message. Although the tool may not be intuitively able to respond appropriately, it can differentiate between crafting a formal and informal response if it is provided with the data.
GrammarlyGo is available in beta across other Grammarly products, such as Grammarly Grammarly Premium, BusinessEducation and rules for developers. Grammarly Free users in some countries, such as the United States and the United Kingdom, can also access GrammarlyGo. The tool is also available in Grammarly Editor, Grammarly for Chrome, and Grammarly for Mac. According to Grammarly, Grammarly Windows users will have access to the tool soon.
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