On: Bing AI can't be trusted

[elliotec]

Try Grammarly. It's extremely good at this, and with an incredible UX.

[nerpderp82 → elliotec]

It replaces Grammarly (I also don't want that keylogger spyware running anywhere near my systems) entirely and provides additional features. Can Grammarly also write the Haikus necessary to make me chuckle?

[elliotec → nerpderp82]

Do you have evidence backing up the claims of “keylogger spyware”? Is it less of a keylogger or spyware than chatgpt in any way?

It obviously doesn’t write hilarious haikus. It doesn’t write anything and that’s the point. It suggests improvements on what you write.

[nerpderp82 → elliotec]

It has to be a keylogger to do what it does.

https://www.kolide.com/blog/is-grammarly-a-keylogger-what-ca...

[pncnmnp → elliotec]

Yes, I've been using Grammarly for several years now. I still use it in conjunction with ChatGPT. It's efficient in correcting spelling and basic grammar errors. However, more advanced features are only available to premium users. At present, their $12/m fee is a bit steep for me.

[elliotec → pncnmnp]

The more advanced features of chatgpt are $20/m as I’m sure you’re aware.

What do you get out of chatgpt in this realm? I feel very annoyed by its constant tropes and predictable style. Is that something you dont need to care about?

[xen2xen1 → pncnmnp]

Interesting. I've wondered how useful that the AI stuff added to Microsoft Office would be. Does that mean that there is be a "make my grammar" button like in the example above?

[pncnmnp → xen2xen1]

Are you referring to Microsoft Editor (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/microsoft-edit...)? It appears to be an interesting tool - includes tone, spelling, and grammar suggestions. I have yet to try it myself.