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Grammarly faces a class action lawsuit over its AI 'Expert Review' feature that presented editing suggestions as coming from established authors and academics without their consent. The company shut down the controversial feature on Wednesday amid the legal challenge.
Grammarly disabled its AI 'Expert Review' feature following criticism from authors and journalists who discovered the tool used real experts' identities, including deceased individuals, without obtaining proper consent. The company has announced it will reconsider the tool's implementation in response to the backlash.
Grammarly has disabled its AI 'Expert Review' feature that generated writing suggestions claiming to be 'inspired by' real writers without their permission, including journalists from The Verge. The company acknowledged they 'missed the mark' and plans to redesign the feature to give experts control over their representation.
Grammarly's new 'Expert Review' feature uses real authors' names and identities without permission to lend credibility to its AI suggestions. Instead of apologizing or removing the feature, Grammarly is offering an opt-out option for affected individuals who discover their names are being used.
Grammarly's recently-rebranded company Superhuman is offering an AI tool that provides writing feedback based on the styles of famous authors, both living and deceased, without obtaining permission from these writers or their estates.
Grammarly rebranded as 'Superhuman' in October, pivoting from a grammar-checking browser extension to position itself as an AI company. The rebrand adopted the name from Superhuman Mail, an AI email platform that Grammarly had previously acquired.
