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Saihhold Zhao

Will ChatGPT completely put Grammarly out of business?

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Is it still worthwhile to develop an AI content assistant, considering the existence of the competitive product ChatGPT? Do you believe Grammarly still holds its value?

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Hashnimo
Yes, I rarely (like very rarely) use Grammarly website nowadays. I have their mobile keyboard app still installed though for auto spelling corrections. But that can be easily replaced if someone decides to make something similar with GPT API.
Hashnimo
@saihhold_zhao No, and I think the native speakers also use it because of features like auto-corrections.
Saihhold Zhao
@hashnimo Do you pay for Grammarly? Do you think native English speakers would use it?
Arpan
I don't think so!
They are different in aims. I continue using grammarly everywhere and use chatgpt for absolutely different purposes)
Saihhold Zhao
@serhii_uspenskyi I think ChatGPT has a specific purpose, but at the same time, it has the capability to handle a wide range of topics. How long have you been using Grammarly, and what motivated you to continue using it even after ChatGPT was released?
It totally depends on how ChatGPT is going to evolve or a Chatgpt based product comes into play. It can make a big dent on Grammarly. But Grammarly going out of business totally depends on based on the availability of a competitor product that's so good and free at the same time.
Gabriel Watson
No, ChatGPT isn't as good as it's cracked up to be for writing content. I think real content writers will continue writing human content and using Grammarly to check, at least at businesses that are serious about content marketing
Saihhold Zhao
@gabriel_watson You can utilize the prompt feature to transform ChatGPT into a grammar checker and content optimizer.🤔