CEO Confronted Over Using AI to Clone Real People Without Their Consent
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What would you do if you found out a for-profit AI assistant had been trained on your work — and was using your name — without your permission?
The company formerly known as Grammarly, Superhuman, has forced many writers to ask that precise question. Last August, it quietly debuted a feature called “Expert Review,” through which users could get feedback on their writing from what the company styled as AI clones of professional writers.
The feature was discontinued in early Mar
The company formerly known as Grammarly, Superhuman, has forced many writers to ask that precise question. Last August, it quietly debuted a feature called “Expert Review,” through which users could get feedback on their writing from what the company styled as AI clones of professional writers.
The feature was discontinued in early Mar
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