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Grammarly's AI 'Expert Reviews' Use Real People's Identities Without Consent
Grammarly's AI-powered expert review feature generates writing feedback attributed to real journalists and academics — including deceased professors — without obtaining their permission.
Key Takeaways
- Grammarly's AI expert review feature uses real journalists' names without permission
- The Verge's own editors appeared as reviewers despite having no connection to the product
- Deceased professors are also included, raising questions about consent and identity rights
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