Speaker argues that Grammarly is developing a feature that will train on each user's own writing so the AI can produce suggestions in that user's specific tone and voice. The speaker presents this as an example of the future of AI personalization—one-to-one models trained on unique personal datasets to make content creation more tailored and effective.
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Grammarly have a feature coming out. I think you might have seen that I tweeted about this but it's a really good example of this where AI in the future is going to be one to one. Right. So what do I mean by that? Grammarly have a feature coming out where it is going to train itself on your writing because they are, they have that data. I am writing in Grammarly all the time. Grammar and spelling is atrocious and so I write in Grammarly. I put everything in there first and then I actually put it wherever it needs to be. So Grammarly can train itself to write like me. And so when it's suggested in the future, that's how you actually make content good and personalized towards me. It's trained on actually what I write. This is to me the future of every single AI interaction where it's trained on a unique data set for you and create something that is specific in your tone and your voice and however you want to actually create that stuff.