Google is taking on Grammarly by launching its own grammar checker in Google Docs. The grammar suggestions are powered by artificial intelligence to identify problems with spelling and grammar as ...

Google is utilizing artificial intelligence to help its Google Docs users improve their grammar. The company recently detailed a new feature called Grammar Suggestions, which offers ways to ...

Google Grammar and Spell Check If you're using the popular Google Docs online word processing tool, you can have Google correct your grammar and spelling in the documents you create.

Your* in luck, because Google has announced a number of updates for its G Suite series of products that will provide users with some AI-powered grammar assistance in Google Docs, among other things.

Suck at grammar? You'll be happy to know that Google's introducing a grammar checker into Docs; it'll use machine learning to spot your mistakes.

Google has announced a new grammar suggestions tool in Docs. Using AI, the search giant will be able to help users find and correct grammatical issues in their written work.

You no longer have to turn to tools like Grammarly if your Google Docs output lacks polish. As part of a sweeping set of updates aimed mostly at G Suite users, Google has introduced grammar ...

Well, Grammarly is getting some competition today in the form of a new machine learning-based grammar checker from Google that’s soon going live in Google Docs.

Now you have even less of an excuse for ignoring poor grammar in your Google Docs.

Google Docs has nearly all of these essential features – word processor, spreadsheets, presentation software – for free, and you can access your files from almost any computer, anywhere.