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C. E. Aubin

@ceaubin.com
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2026-03-05
I have seen a lot of cursed stuff in my time in academia but this is among the *most* cursed.  —  Grammarly is generating miniature LLMs based on academic work so that users can have their writing ‘reviewed’ by experts like David Abulafia, who died less than two months ago.  [image]
2026-03-05 View on X
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Superhuman's Grammarly offers an AI-powered tool called “Expert Review” that simulates feedback from famous writers, dead and living, without their permission

The tool, offered by the recently-rebranded company Superhuman, gives feedback based on the work of famous dead and living writers—without their permission.