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Best AI Writing Tools in 2026: 7 Picks for Writers Who Publish

Almost everyone who writes for a living now drafts with a machine somewhere in the process. The question stopped being whether to use AI writing tools and became which ones, and for what — a harder question than it sounds, because there are now hundreds of them and nearly every…

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Independent journalist wakes up to find Ozzy Osbourne’s son accused her of using AI to write, so she brings receipts: ‘Child of privilege’

Very, very hard to take his side.

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‘The feature was not a good feature’ — Grammarly CEO admits Experts Review didn’t work, but you may not like what replaces it

Superhuman CEO Shishir Mehrotra admitted Grammarly can 'do much better' when asked about the Experts Review feature, which appeared to offer writing advice from living experts without their permission.

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First Grammarly cloned me without permission. Then another AI company asked if it could do the same—for $2,000

Welcome to writing about computer games in 2026.

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Grammarly removes AI Expert Review feature mimicking writers after backlash

Feature generated editing suggestions inspired by well-known authors and academics, prompting a class-action lawsuit over the use of real names without consent

The Guardian - UK

Grammarly Faces $5M Lawsuit After AI 'Expert Review' Feature Used Writers' Names Without Permission

Grammarly faces a class-action lawsuit after its AI "Expert Review" feature allegedly used writers' identities without consent, prompting legal and ethical concerns.

International Business Times

Do These Four Things Before Making A Decision In The Age of AI, Grammarly CEO Says

Business leaders should develop rituals that serve as "guardrails that keep technology serving culture, not the other way around," according to artificial intelligence entrepreneur Shishir Mehrotra.

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Grammarly has rebranded as Superhuman, launching a new AI assistant that works across 100+ apps

Grammarly is now Superhuman, a full AI productivity platform that goes far beyond editing text.

TechRadar

Grammarly kills its perfectly good name to become ‘Superhuman’ — because nothing says originality like sounding exactly like every other AI startup

Grammarly rebrands as Superhuman, adopting the name of the AI email app it recently acquired.

Windows Central

Grammarly just became Superhuman — meet the company's new AI writing powers

Grammarly has officially rebranded as Superhuman, uniting its writing assistant, Coda workspace, and Superhuman Mail under one AI-native platform. Here’s how its new “Go” assistant and a team of smart agents could change the way you work.

Tom’s Guide

Grammarly is giving students AI to help them learn – and maybe succeed

Grammarly’s new AI agents can help students write without replacing you

TechRadar

Grammarly just added 9 AI agents — here's how they can help your writing

Grammarly has just launched nine new AI agents for students and professionals, including tools for grading, paraphrasing, citations, and audience feedback.

Tom’s Guide

What is Grammarly? Everything we know about the best AI writing assistant

Grammarly has evolved in a must-have writing assistant.

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Grammarly was down — here's what we know about the outage

Millions of people couldn't use their favorite proofreading tool

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I tried 5 writing tasks with Apple Intelligence vs Grammarly — here’s the winner

I went head to head with Apple Intelligence and Grammarly to find which one is the ultimate writing tool.

Tom’s Guide

Grammarly outage happening now — here's what we know

The AI writing tool is down, but it should be back in the near future.

Tom’s Guide

Did Apple Intelligence just make Grammarly obsolete?

Now that Apple Intelligence integrates writing tools seamlessly systemwide, the question of whether or not Grammarly is still a relevant writing tool is an important one to ask.

Tech&Learning

I Tested Grammarly’s AI Writing Assistant For Teaching. I Love And Hate It

When Grammarly's AI writing assistant is working it's great, but when it's bad, it's very bad.

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5 AI tools for students: Use AI to help you study, summarize content, and edit papers

It's unethical to use AI to do your schoolwork for you (and it often doesn't produce the best results), but when used as a supplemental tool, AI tools for school are gamechangers.

Tom’s Guide

iPhone users are getting a powerful new AI tool courtesy of Grammarly

iPhone users can turn to a new Grammarly mobile rewriting feature to craft better emails, messages and posts in the future.

Windows Central

Grammarly vs. Microsoft Editor: Which one will help you write like a pro?

We finally get the chance to determine between Grammarly and Microsoft, which one is the best proofreading tool.

Windows Central

Tips for Grammarly on Windows 11: The best plugins and extensions to use right now

Grammarly enhances Windows 11 writing with spell checks, grammar suggestions, and an AI assistant. Extend it to your most commonly used apps with these tips for students, grads, and all.

Windows Central

Here's why Grammarly is the perfect app for students heading back to school (graduates, too)

Grammarly is perfect for helping you write your thesis, even without the Premium subscription (but I'll try to convince you to subscribe)

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Grammarly writing tool review

From social media posts to long dramatic texts, product reviews, and essays, Grammarly helps keep your writing free of mistakes.

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Writer.com review

Writer.com is a true assistant in writing, not a replacement.

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