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Grammarly has disabled its Expert Review AI feature after backlash that it could imitate real writers’ voices without permission; the company says it will reimagine the tool with opt-in participation and clearer control for experts, a move prompted by criticism from experts and industry players like Superhuman, amid broader debate over voice rights in AI.
Grammarly’s AI feature ‘Expert Review’ credited edits to famous authors and academics without their consent, prompting a federal class-action in SDNY led by Julia Angwin. The suit, alleging misuse of hundreds of names for profit and citing New York and California rights to name and likeness, seeks damages over $5 million. Superhuman has disabled the feature while it rethinks it and gives experts control over representation, highlighting concerns about AI-generated endorsements and rights of individuals.
Grammarly is rebranding as Superhuman and expanding its capabilities with new AI-powered tools, including Superhuman Go, an AI assistant integrated into the browser that offers contextual suggestions and connects with over 100 apps. Existing subscribers will receive these features at no extra cost until February 2026, after which pricing details are yet to be announced.
The article explores ten animals that possess extraordinary sensory abilities surpassing human capabilities, highlighting the unique adaptations that allow them to thrive in their environments.
Superhuman, an email startup, has launched an AI-powered instant replies feature to help users quickly respond to emails with contextual and personal options. The company aims to double down on AI-fueled functionality, with plans to further integrate AI into its products, including auto-summarization and AI agents for scheduling and writing emails. Superhuman's CEO mentioned that the company is focused on enhancing its offering for teams and may revisit its pricing later this year, while also considering building special edition email clients for specific business functions.