The 10 most innovative companies in artificial intelligence of 2022

Thanks to advanced AI, Grammarly has gone far beyond helping people avoid basic grammatical gaffes. The writing tool is now able to analyze text for tone, fluency, and overall readability. And rather than merely flagging problems, it now proposes full-sentence rewrites that retain the intended meaning. Grammarly has also kept up with changes in the way people use language by embracing nonbinary pronouns and neopronouns, and has begun checking for culturally stigmatizing terms such as "Chinese virus." In 2021, the company gave its 30,000 workplace customers new features--such as brand tones and style guides--that help them apply different priorities depending on the context of a particular document. Last September, it also announced Grammarly for Developers, which lets software engineers incorporate Grammarly suggestions into any web app with just a few lines of code.