I tried these, which stem from the given example: "I'm going to store" gets corrected to "I'm going to the store" (looks good) "I'm going to store food" gets

I tried these, which stem from the given example: "I'm going to store" gets corrected to "I'm going to the store" (looks good) "I'm going to store food" gets corrected to "I'm going to the store store" (I'll forgive this due to lack of a prepositional phrase) "I'm going to store food in the closet" gets corrected to "I'm going to the store food in the closet" (yeah, this is wrong) It seems like the AI is good at fixing sentences where adding a missing "the" is the solution. So when that does turn out to be the solution, it works fine. When that isn't the solution, well, when all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail... Still really interesting, though. The AI may not [yet] be able to solve general grammatical errors, but it may good enough that it works in specific cases. It may even be the case that we'll design systems that depend on multiple agents offering suggestions and other aggregating suggestions into a more refined result.