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ZDNET's key takeaways
Grammarly's new AI agents are designed to provide assistance without prompting.
They're geared toward students and professional development.
Grammarly says agents will become a major focus for the company.
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Professional writers have long relied on literary agents to help with the publication and sale of their work. Now, students and professionals can use a new kind of agent to sharpen their writing skills -- and it will automatically kick into gear, no prompts needed.
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Grammarly users can access eight new AI agents. Each of which is designed to help them with different stages of the writing and editing processes, the company said Monday. The agents are being marketed to students at a time when AI is rapidly reshaping both educational norms and the job market. They're also being pushed to working professionals as AI tools become an increasingly common fixture in the workplace.
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