Exploring Grammarly Features and Comparing to Large Language Models

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This chapter delves into the features of Grammarly, including its ability to assess writing based on correctness, clarity, engagement, and delivery. It also discusses the various goals that can be set, such as domain, intent, audience, and formality, and compares Grammarly to large language models in terms of scale and processing power.

Bob Kasenchak is a taxonomist and information architect at Factor. This is the second of two episodes with Bob that focus on what information architects can learn from music. The first conversation, which you can find in episode 116, focused on the structure of music itself. Today’s conversation focuses on how we can make music more findable — but there are insights here for anyone working with any type of information, not just music.

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