AI In Poses
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@Pavel
Grammarly is the tool I assumed was being referenced without anyone saying it directly. I used to use it just as a spelling and grammar-checker, too, but it’s been completely taken over by AI ‘features’ in ways that people seem to feel gives them cover when they say ‘oh I didn’t rewrite this with AI I used just Grammarly’. My friends in Beelzebub, you had Grammarly rewrite it and AI it up, that is what happened.I have no doubt there’s more going on under the hood with Word these days than just spell-checking in ways where I don’t want to turn it loose on something I wrote but I haven’t felt like the red under-lines are doing anything too weird…yet.
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@Third-Eye Yeah, even with Grammarly, there’s a vast difference between it catching when I type “slient” instead of “silent” or forget to capitalise Instagram, and getting it to rewrite my shit entirely. I have RP partners to tell me my writing is crap; I don’t need to pay a subscription service to do it for me.
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@Faraday said:
Pavel is probably right
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@Pavel As a writer, I am not the least ashamed of using ProWriteAid (which is similar to Grammarly) to catch typos and blatant grammar errors. It also offers AI spicing up services, and those I’d be ashamed of using.
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