AI Grammar Checkers for Grammatical Perfection

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The applications and use cases of AI are very diverse. You can find AI in simple things like the predictive typing option in your smartphone and in highly-advanced assistant apps like Siri and Google Assistant.

What is ML (Machine Learning)?
Like AI, there are a lot of ways in which machine learning has been defined by online sources. To put it in our own words, here is how ML can be explained in a single sentence:

“The branch of artificial intelligence that deals with equipping computer systems and software to gradually become more adept and accurate at providing their respective results and outputs.”

Software and systems that are equipped with ML evaluate and “learn” from the inputs they are provided (as well as other parameters) in order to improve the quality of their outputs.

A very common example of ML can be seen in the Windows PC’s update model. As you may have observed yourself, Windows PCs automatically detect the active hours of the employment database users, and they offer to install the update outside those particular hours. This gimmick involves looking at the usage pattern and then learning from it to provide a solution…which is more or less ML in a nutshell.

How Can You Leverage AI and ML-Based Tools for Content Optimization?
Now that we’re done with the basics, let’s move on to look at how you can leverage AI and ML-based tools for content optimization.

One of the main facets of content optimization that you have to take care of right off the bat…is grammar and spelling correction.

Nothing spoils content quality more than consistent (or even sporadic) grammar and spelling errors. These types of errors betray the amateurism of the writer. The worst thing about these errors is that they are hard to detect by the writers themselves but are quick to be spotted by the readers.

You can use AI grammar checkers to find and eliminate these errors and imperfections from your content. AI grammar checkers are able to understand the grammatical context of the sentences in the input text, due to which they can accurately point out errors and offer suggestions.

A good example of an AI grammar checker nowadays is Grammarly. Other than the occasional misfire, Grammarly works pretty well in analyzing the given text and pointing out the errors in it.