We have been talking about GrammarlyGO for a while.
Is it any good?
This is the GrammarlyGO review.
So, let's get into it.
GrammarlyGO is an AI assistant from Grammarly aiming to help you write and improve your
content.
I have been using it for a while, and it has some solid features.
The first is that you can personalize it to make it sound just like you.
If you click here, you will see formality, tone, and language options.
It supports generating text in multiple English versions, which is helpful for people all
over the world.
Moreover, like Notion AI, it has those built-in commands to get things done quickly.
Also, highlighting text shows those two icons to improve the text or open GrammarlyGO for
more commands.
This separates GrammarlyGO from ChatGPT and others as it is quicker and more customized.
Next, unlike some other apps that slowly roll out, Grammarly has given users full access
to GrammarlyGO.
It is available on all plans, and we can use it in the editor, extension, and desktop.
This lets you use it whenever and wherever you like.
OK, Grammarly covers pretty much all places where we write today.
This includes websites, document apps, and desktops, which makes GrammarlyGO accessible
everywhere.
For ChatGPT, you must go to the website; for Notion AI, you must have Notion; and for Bing
and others, you must go to their platforms.
With Grammarly installed on your PC, you can use GrammarlyGO anywhere, even on notepads.
This eliminates the trouble of going back and forth from your AI website.
We don’t have this feature on mobiles yet, but soon we will hear something from the company.
The last feature I like is that it’s part of the existing Grammarly ecosystem without
any additional cost.
We get 100 free monthly commands, with more in their Premium and Business plans.
I'm grateful for this option as I'm a premium member and don't have to pay ChatGPT and Notion.
All right, let's talk about the drawbacks.
We don't have many problems other than what we see with AI programs.
They are incomplete, they can't sense your feelings, and they provide wrong answers sometimes.
With that in mind, I did see a few problems with GrammarlyGO.
Like other AI tools, GrammarlyGO is not hidden from plagiarism checkers.
In fact, its own checker did not like its content.
I asked it to write the story of Samsung, and the checker detected a 20% similarity.
While most of those websites were not directly related to Samsung, you should know that plagiarism
scores can increase, which can have negative consequences.
The second issue I found was that the program is biased.
I did not find many examples, but when I asked it to tell me some drawbacks of GrammarlyGO,
it said that providing negative reviews about something is against its guidelines.
But when I asked it the same thing about Firefox, it generated the text.
It may not be a major issue, but it shows the power that AI tools hold.
The last drawback is that Grammarly can see and share your data with its partners.
Although Grammarly says that your data is their priority and your prompts will only
be used to provide a better experience, if you work on sensitive subjects, GrammarlyGO
may not be a go.
So, should you use it?
Grammarly is a great place, and it's a multi-in-one program giving you access to its AI writing
assistant, plagiarism checker, and now its AI writer.
It is something we don't find everywhere.
You should definitely check it out, as it doesn’t cost anything.
And if you don't like it, well, there are always alternatives.
With that said, thanks for watching.
Please share your thoughts about GrammarlyGO below and take care.