San Francisco startup Grammarly just raised 0 million to take its AI-driven grammar-checking tool to the next level. The funding, led by General Catalyst and Spark Capital, marks the first venture capital round in the company's eight-year life.
The company's pitch centers on its machine learning capabilities. It claims this tech**logy can dig into the substance of users' writing in a way that's **t possible with Microsoft Word or other autocorrect programs.
Grammarly says it can advise **t only on proper grammatical structure but on tone and word selection as well. Read more...