There are several reasons why ChatGPT has gained popularity, but its capacity to edit and produce text unquestionably tops the list. But to achieve that, you have to cross your fingers that the chatbot isn’t overrun with millions of people at a time.
Now, Grammarly might have a remedy. Grammarly unveiled GrammarlyGo, a generative AI tool that will interact with the company’s current products to give the well-known writing tool ChatGPT-like capability, in a press release today. Let’s have a closer look at the ChatGPT rival.
GrammarlyGo: Another ChatGPT Rival
Grammarly Free, Grammarly Premium, Grammarly Business, Grammarly for Education, and Grammarly for Developers will all have access to the new AI tool starting in April as part of a beta test. This offer is only valid in certain areas. If your account qualifies for GrammarlyGo, it will be turned on by default. If you’d like, you can turn it off in the settings.
At first appearance, GrammarlyGO is quite similar to ChatGPT because it is a generative AI. Yet in contrast to the other chatbots, which are more generalist in nature, this one is expressly designed to help with writing.
The good news is that this. GrammarlyGO makes the bold claim that it can help you quickly produce text, quickly respond to emails, and easily change the tone of your writing. In one example of the AI’s power, it took an existing email and, with the simple command of a single word, completely rebuilt it in a motivational tone as opposed to the neutral one the author had used initially.
You’ll receive suggestions from GrammarlyGo on how to make your message clearer, simpler, or shorter as well as suggestions on how to change the message’s tone depending on the situation. A prompt of your choice can also be entered if necessary.
The outline or concept generator in GrammarlyGo may also be used to create text that can be referenced or included in conversations. You can overcome writer’s block with the aid of the tool’s one-click prompts.
The fact that GrammarlyGo can only comprehend context and tone to a limited extent suggests that this AI tool is not just a generative AI but also a very primitive contextual AI.
In summary, if GrammarlyGO functions as intended, a lot of writing might be streamlined. Emails, project summaries, and other things can all be completed with a few keystrokes or a click.
Your existing program might have writing functionality similar to ChatGPT if you have the Grammarly plug-in installed on your devices. Instead of Gmail, you can use the Chrome plug-in, GrammarlyGO is available.
It’s the same while writing in Google Documents or practically any place Grammarly is accessible. That will be an extremely helpful AI tool if the generative AI can deliver on that promise.
