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Good news for anyone who's ever stressed over splitting infinitives or ending sentences with prepositions: those rules were never really rules at all. Linguist Arika Okrent's new TED-Ed video reveals three grammar "laws" you can officially stop worrying about.
A Harvard student built a browser tool that intentionally adds typos and casual language to overly polished emails. The "anti-Grammarly" extension fights AI-generated perfection by making messages sound like real people wrote them.
A 23-year-old rookie professional bowler nearly threw a perfect game to win his first career title, capping off a historic season for newcomers. Austin Grammar's near-flawless performance in New York marks the third rookie championship win of 2026, a first in PBA Tour history.
Austin Grammar, just three years out of high school, claimed his first Professional Bowlers Association title with a near-perfect performance on national TV. The Ohio native nearly bowled a perfect 299 game to defeat a six-time champion in Rochester, New York.
Writing platform Grammarly has disabled a controversial feature that used AI to impersonate famous writers without permission. The company is now rethinking its approach after writers objected and a class action lawsuit was filed.
Writing tool Grammarly is shutting down a controversial feature that used real writers' names without permission to give AI feedback. The company apologized after journalists and authors objected to being digitally impersonated.
Writing assistant Grammarly has disabled its AI feature that mimicked real writers without permission, apologizing after experts objected to having their voices replicated. The company now promises to give creators full control over whether and how they participate in future AI features.
Award-winning teacher MC Grammar just brought 859 London schoolkids together for the world's largest rap lesson, turning a theater into a celebration of reading, rhyming, and pure joy. The purple turtle rhyme they created together will be immortalized in the Guinness World Records 2027 book.