this post was submitted on 08 Aug 2023
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Let's ignore the ethical implications of this for a moment.
Grammarly is training it's AI off of the poorly written grammar of it's users that it has to already adjust?
It seems like this would be a flawed set of training data. It's training on what it already either produced or on something written by someone who may not have used proper grammar in the first place.
Am I to expect this AI will improve over time?
Depending on how they're training it, they're likely looking at when grammarly corrections were accepted or rejected and the context around that. That's what I'd be using from the dataset anyhow
Remember that people have said GPT4 is getting dumber because of interacting with humans.
On average, people's grammar is correct, kind of by definition.