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Grammarly Deactivates Expert Review AI Feature
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Grammarly recently deactivated its Expert Review feature after reports that it used AI-generated advice drawing on the styles of famous authors, academics, and journalists without their consent. CEO Shishir Mehrotra apologized on LinkedIn after Wired and The Verge described the feature, and journalist Julia Angwin filed a class-action lawsuit against the company. The episode raises legal and ethical questions about attribution, training data, and compensation for writers' work.
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