A.I.-powered Grammarly comes to Google Docs to improve your writing

Earlier this summer, Google announced that it is leveraging the power of artificial intelligence to help you write better in Google Docs, and now the grammar check tool is getting some competition. Grammarly, a popular grammar check service, announced that it is bringing its grammar checking tool -- available initially as a beta -- to Google Docs via a browser extension. "Grammarly wants to be a part of everything you write," the company announced in a blog post. "While many of our users type their important documents in a word processor, we know that Google Docs is where some of the most collaborative work gets done. That's why we're starting to release a beta version of Grammarly for Chrome in Google Docs to all users!"