> How is this different from grammarly, that has been around for many years? I'm not sure how to answer this, because the compatibility gap between Grammarly a

> How is this different from grammarly, that has been around for many years? I'm not sure how to answer this, because the compatibility gap between Grammarly and ChatGPT (even 3), in terms of English writing, is just too large. So large that I can barely categorize them as "the same kind of tools". I can only confidently tell you one fact: before ChatGPT, people here were aware of Grammarly's existence. Yet they still sent their drafts to professional editors at a price of ~$0.1/word. > This was a middleman job anyway, so it was just waiting to be removed, like travel agents. You can say programmers are middlemen between specs and implementations. But that's not my point.