ChatGPT vs. Grammarly: What's Best?

In this video, we consider what's best between ChatGPT vs. Grammarly. You have likely used or at least heard of Grammarly, but ChatGPT is a new AI tool that has everyone talking.
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[@SilverSprings1997]

When GPT stops, I always just say, "finish" or "complete" and it will pick up where it left off.

[@raymanelia9574]

Another thing, I just took the correction ChatGpt did on my novel chapter, and input it in on Grammarly, and Grammarly found 24 errors!

[@deniswolf5215]

Grammarly's free version is included in the Samsung Keyboard. On the other side, the SwiftKey keyboard included the chat GPT 4 in its keyboard which works online but is free. You can make a video on that. We are confused about which one to use to improve our English skills. Thanks.

[@stanleyswoloquelli1435]

Thanks, All your lectures and videos are insightful.

[@photelegy]

4:13 With additional promts you can tell chatGPT to make the corrected errors in fat style and if you want even to make you a list at the end of the wrong and corrected words or sentences.

[@red-sun-academy]

How? I need to see what was edited.

[@bithigh8301]

Great analysis! At 6:12 you should write "continue" instead "did you stop?"

[@ramlin35]

The other problem I have with ChatGPT is that its compositions look like a ChatGPT template you see everywhere. Grammarly not only sounds more natural, it integrates well with a lot of browsers,apps etc,

[@tylersharkey4727]

If you ask it to just only check for grammar and puncuation it works very well

[@photelegy]

5:57 Better to tell chatGPT: "Go on."

[@thepurpleufo]

Thanks for this great video showing us some of ChatGPT's abilities. Impressive.

[@brianmcglennon7139]

GrammarlyGO...best of both world from Grammarly

[@ramlin35]

I have the paid version of ChatGPT and the main problem I hav with iris that you never know when it’s going to go offline or when it asks you to check back in a couple of hours because it’s busy.

[@Santafefashionweek]

Great information

[@mueez89]

Very good video.

[@raymanelia9574]

Hi. I just input a portion of my novel into chatgpt, which is about a crime, and Chatgpt sent me a warning that I may be breaking their policies. Any idea? We were not be able to use Chatgpt to correct grammar when we write fiction?

[@susanradzilowski856]

same!

[@red-sun-academy]

same

[@joestark_says]

Your novel probably contain some explicit scenes like sex or gore

[@mrzolo4503]

I've had similar issues just go by a paragraph by paragraph when using ChatGPT it does have problem with violence and stuff, but in very peculiar ways I had a violent scene it didn't mind but when I talk about violence in a different way which wasn't necessarily violent it had a problem. So like I said paragraph by paragraph

[@joestark_says]

@@mrzolo4503 yeah it would even delete your message but sometimes reply with red color anyway

[@maradonasembiring2342]

Previously, I am confused used chat GPT or grammarly.

[@danialkiani2333]

What's the conclusion what is good or it's is fair to make comparison if it is so what's the best because I found that gbt is giving much more for free?? Any body correct me please??

[@Becomeawritertoday]

Grammarly is easier and faster for grammar edits, but ChatGPT is a good alternative if you've a bit more time. ChatGPT powers GrammarlyGo so there is some crossover. I use both

[@danielgrove7782]

It all changed today

[@joyceloyoutube]

I am surprise that chatgpt is unable to bold the part that it has changed.

[@red-sun-academy]

Exactly, I want to see what was changed.

[@helloansuman]

Just write, highlight all the changes you have made in my text. Chatgpt will bold all the words it has changed.

[@deshimobi]

ChatGPT vs. Grammarly it's a stupid topic. because grammarly using chatGPT API . So the result is Grammerly AI Operate by chatGPT.

[@danielgrove7782]

Yes

[@RogerGay]

This seems way out of date. Might want to pull it down. Tech moves quickly.

[@floydmcguirk6721]

Did you stop is the worst prompt u must treat it as if your explain to another human being

[@rolih6]

I usually use just please continue when it stops without reason.

[@floydmcguirk6721]

@@rolih6 I prefer it to start over when it does this because it seems to loose coherence

[@danielgrove7782]

Im shocked that anyone would use either. both send your intellectual property to a server. There are other options.

[@henryb160]

Do you have any recommendations?

[@danielgrove7782]

@@henryb160 hey, look up linguisoft grammarian. This product is not cloud based and not a service. I speak to the developer, and we realized that the product may be more desirable to some niche writers in this age of "AI" there is s huge backlash and the apple announcement turned out to be hype...the china market has evaporated..much of this hype is a hail mary... these companies all bet the bank on China so they are all using ai hype to get attention.linguisoft is 40 years old...

[@kweli05]

Seems like spell check on steroids. I'm not that impressed yet.