Ironic, I know, while Grammarly is known for using AI to help you boost how your content sounds, they have recently released something that I believe to be a great addition to your arsenal. Grammarly Authorship allows you to keep track of the source of your content, using either their web extension or their desktop app for more accuracy. It can track how you input text, from manually inputted text, to text that was copied, and text that generative AI made.
In this blog, we will take a dip into what this update means and how it could benefit the content creators of the modern creative industry.
Grammarly authorship is a brand-new addition to the Grammarly suite. Its main goal is to track where things come from:
While at the moment it only works effectively inside of document-based places like Google Docs and Microsoft Word, this is a large step in the right direction.
Grammarly's Authorship makes it easy to keep track of the originality of a work with four main steps to its work.
Authorship allows you to keep track of content and where it came from, whether it was written by you or generated by AI or copied from your clipboard. Authorship helps keep track of your writing and helps you prove that your content is genuine and authentic.
You can use this tool to cite the information that you get from sites, whether it was written by AI or if it was taken from another site allowing you to back what you say with citations.
With Grammarly authorship, you can generate a shareable report that allows you to show where each of your sentences came from. This helps back what you say and shows people just how authentic your is.
While it's great if a person's job revolves around writing content on a document-based basis, however, many people who right content write it directly into WordPress blogs and other web-based content can't seem to get the benefits from it.
This is a step in the right direction, not just for content creators but also for the education space. When AI first came about it was these industries that were worried about it the most due to the detrimental impact that it could have. Having a way to know where text came from is going to be highly beneficial to these sectors, not only for proving authentic text but also for catching AI text.
In conclusion, I think this tool is a move in the right direction and can help with AI transparency and helping content creators and school shall around the world.
