You can, but then it won't correct misspellings of proper nouns! The idea is for it to automatically detect the "language" of each word based on the context an

You can, but then it won't correct misspellings of proper nouns! The idea is for it to automatically detect the "language" of each word based on the context and its own understanding of the world. E.g., the following sentence: "We deployed windows server data centre 2022 into our data center, which has no windows for physical security." Will be corrected by GPT-4 to the following: "We deployed Windows Server Datacenter 2022 into our data centre, which has no windows for physical security." Notice that it combined "data" and "centre" into "Datacenter" and it corrected the second "center" into "centre", which is the British/Australian spelling of the word. It also correctly capitalised only the first use of the word "windows", etc... That requires a level of understanding that GPT 3.5 just barely has, and no ordinary grammar checker tool has.