Grammarly’s ‘expert review’ is just missing the actual experts
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Grammarly's new feature, Expert Review, claims to enhance writing with insights from renowned authors and journalists. However, it has been criticized for lacking actual expert involvement, as the feedback is based on publicly available works without permission from the mentioned figures. Grammarly clarifies that references to experts are for informational purposes only, raising questions about the authenticity of the 'expert review' it offers. Historian C.E. Aubin notes that these are not true expert reviews since no experts contribute to them.
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