Set to different AI grammar fixes onto the same blog page and your get a word war zone.
Grammarly, which I use, is set to English, UK. That's how I write. I decided to try the WordPress AI, which, unbeknownst to me, is in American English.
I now have both fighting each other, one to correct my 'English English' to its 'American English', and the other to correct its version of my 'English English' in 'American English' to 'English English'.
They also have different rules about spaces and punctuation, so instead of a steady piece of text, I have a war zone.
For example, the word Mother's is now rendered between them as Mother's's's's's.
In other words, have had words randomly removed.
Just imagine when two competing AIs take over running the traffic. What is a European Traffic AI trying to fix the UK Traffic AI and forces us all to drive on the other side of the road!
Battle of the AIs
Set to different AI grammar fixes onto the same blog page and your get a word war zone.
Grammarly, which I use, is set to English, UK. That's how I write. I decided to try the WordPress AI, which, unbeknownst to me, is in American English.
I now have both fighting each other, one to correct my 'English English' to its 'American English', and the other to correct its version of my 'English English' in 'American English' to 'English English'.
They also have different rules about spaces and punctuation, so instead of a steady piece of text, I have a war zone.
For example, the word Mother's is now rendered between them as Mother's's's's's.
In other words, have had words randomly removed.
Just imagine when two competing AIs take over running the traffic. What is a European Traffic AI trying to fix the UK Traffic AI and forces us all to drive on the other side of the road!