For the past 15 years, Grammarly has prioritized implementing responsible AI practices into everything we do. Today we’re excited to launch our newsletter “AI Responsibly.” 📰 Each month, we’ll share practical guidance and resources to help you confidently navigate AI development and usage for your business. Our first newsletter covers: ✅ The meaning of responsible AI, why it’s essential, and what it has in common with cars (seriously) ✅ Frameworks to help guide your decisions around building or adopting AI ✅ The latest industry news about responsible AI ✅ How Grammarly approaches responsible AI in our work Check it out, let us know what topics you’d like us to cover, and subscribe for monthly updates! 👇
Grammarly
Software Development
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Good writing moves work forward.
About us
Grammarly stands with Ukraine. We invite you to do the same. Here are some ways you can help: gram.ly/WeStandWithUkraine --- Grammarly is the world’s leading AI writing assistance company trusted by over 30 million people and 70,000 professional teams every day. From instantly creating a first draft to perfecting every message, Grammarly helps people at 96% of the Fortune 500 get their point across—and get results—without compromising security or privacy. We believe that great writing gets work done. Grammarly’s product offerings—Grammarly Business, Grammarly Premium, Grammarly Free, and Grammarly for Education—work where you do, delivering contextually relevant writing support across over 500,000 apps and websites. Founded in 2009, Grammarly is No. 7 on the Forbes Cloud 100, one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential Companies, one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies in AI, and one of Inc.’s Best Workplaces. We operate with a remote-first hybrid work model, meaning we primarily work from home and meet for in-person collaboration at our hubs in North America and Europe.
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- Software Development
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, California
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2009
- Specialties
- Writing, Proofreading, AI, NLP, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, and Writing Assistance
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Grammarly Business
Proofreading Software
Grammarly Business is an AI-powered writing assistant that helps enterprises, organizations, and teams achieve their business objectives by improving communication quality, efficiency, and consistency. Every day, 70,000 teams across various industries rely on Grammarly’s communication assistance to unlock new performance levels by communicating more effectively wherever and however they work. Trusted by Atlassian, Databricks, Cisco, Expedia Group, Expensify, HackerOne, Upwork, Zapier, Zoom and more.
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548 Market Street #35410
San Francisco, California 94104, US
Employees at Grammarly
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At Grammarly, we strive to make work easier and more productive in every interaction across your workflow. Our customers at Atlassian, HackerOne, Eventbrite, and OneSource Virtual, share how they rely on Grammarly’s secure AI assistance as essential to unblocking communication barriers and empowering their employees to move work forward.
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True AI success lies in aligning it with your company values. Our CEO, Rahul Roy-Chowdhury, shares how Grammarly uses the TRUE framework to guide our AI decisions in his latest piece for Fast Company.
AI is everywhere, embedded in almost every tool and platform. The new challenge for business leaders is to understand how, when, and where to deploy AI for genuine success. My suggestion is to develop a guiding framework that aligns your AI decisions and strategy with your company values. We do this at Grammarly with our TRUE framework—Trust, Responsibility, User Control, and Empathy. As both users and creators of AI tools, we use this framework to ensure that we develop and deploy solutions that measurably enhance our workplace productivity and reflect Grammarly’s core values. In Fast Company, I share practical tips for adopting a similar approach to efficiently and effectively evaluate AI technology. Read more below:
A business leader’s guide to assessing and adopting AI technologies
fastcompany.com
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Our global Grammarly hubs have been full of excitement lately with summer gatherings for team members and their families. ☀️ We’re always grateful for opportunities to celebrate our shared accomplishments, foster connections, and have some well-deserved fun! Whether scoring goals in foosball, paddling in kayaks, or dancing, there’s hardly been a dull moment. Thank you to our Workplace team for organizing these special events. 💚
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Across the industry, there’s a lot of interest in how companies can deploy new technologies without compromising security. My advice is to build responsible practices directly into your business model from the start. One way we prioritize this at Grammarly is with our Responsible AI team, which I’m proud to be a part of. We built a dedicated team of world-class researchers, applied scientists, and analytical linguists who make sure our customers’ privacy and safety are always front and center. Thank you to Jon McLachlan (he/him, 🏳️🌈) and Aliaksandr (Sasha) Sinkevich for having me on The Security Podcast of Silicon Valley—we discussed all of the above, our "No Mystery" operating principle on the security team, Grammarly’s new enterprise security features, and much more! Listen here👇
The Security Podcast of Silicon Valley, a YSecurity.io Production: Suha Can, CISO at Grammarly: Safeguarding User Data in Enterprise AI Systems on Apple Podcasts
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AI is transforming how we work. We need to embrace it—just as we embraced the transformation of data technologies and analytics a decade ago. What's the best way for your team to adapt? During our recent webinar, Forrester Senior Analyst and guest speaker Rowan Curran shared insights about equipping your team to leverage AI. Watch it here: gram.ly/46AkHJU
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We’ve heard from students and institutions alike that false positives in AI detection complicate responsible AI use at school—so we sought to create a tool that helps students put their most authentic work forward while harnessing AI. Head of Grammarly for Education Jenny Maxwell shares more about Grammarly Authorship, our upcoming product feature, with Inc. Magazine's Brian Contreras below.
This New Grammarly Tool Aims to Tell If AI Wrote a Document
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We’re proud to introduce Grammarly Authorship! 💥 This new feature, available in beta in September, empowers students with data and insights to help them write more authentically. Authorship categorizes whether text is human-authored, AI-generated, AI-rephrased, edited with traditional grammar checking, or sourced externally. It’s the first tool to work across all web-based sources, offering an innovative way to address academic integrity and transparency in this AI era. Read more about our new responsible AI offerings ➡️ gram.ly/3WMteVn
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From first drafts to final edits, Grammarly’s AI is—as ModMed CEO Daniel Cane puts it—the ideal copilot. 💫 Help your team work more efficiently: gram.ly/business
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