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Grammarly’s AI editor uses authors’ names without consent, opt-out offered

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Source: The Verge
Grammarly’s AI editor uses authors’ names without consent, opt-out offered
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The Verge reports Grammarly’s new Expert Review feature surfaced real authors’ names to lend credibility to its AI-generated suggestions without asking for permission. After backlash, Grammarly says experts can opt out by emailing [email protected], but the company hasn’t apologized or rolled back the feature, leaving broader concerns about permission and name protection unresolved.

Topics:technology#ai#authors-identities#expert-review#grammarly#opt-out#tech
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