Grammarly's New AI Mimics Users' Writing Styles, Sparking Backlash Over Impersonation and IP Concerns
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Grammarly's new AI feature creates personalized "voice profiles" that mimic a user's unique writing style and apply it to rewrite any text.
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The feature raises concerns about impersonation, IP theft, and compensating writers for AI-generated works.
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Grammarly says voice profiles help writers learn about their style and write more authentically, not replace them.
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The launch follows an open letter from thousands of authors decrying AI that mimics their work without permission.
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Grammarly claims safeguards like restricting profile access, but questions remain about evolution and business use.