Ray Wong

The feature, which launched in August, claims to help you “sharpen your message through the lens of industry-relevant perspectives.” When users select the “expert review” button in the Grammarly sidebar, it analyzes their writing and surfaces AI-generated suggestions “inspired by” related experts. Those “industry-relevant perspectives” include the likes of Stephen King, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Carl Sagan, among many others. The Verge found numerous other tech journalists named in the feature, as well, including former Verge editors Casey Newton and Joanna Stern, former Verge writer Monica Chin, Wired’s Lauren Goode, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman and Jason Schreier, the New York Times’ Kashmir Hill, The Atlantic’s Kaitlyn Tiffany, PC Gamer’s Wes Fenlon, Gizmodo’s Raymond Wong, Digital Foundry founder Richard Leadbetter, Tom’s Guide editor-in-chief Mark Spoonauer, former Rock Paper Shotgun editor-in-chief Katharine Castle, and former IGN news director Kat Bailey. The descriptions for some experts contain inaccuracies, such as outdated job titles, which could have been accurately updated had Superhuman asked those people for permission to reference their work.

The endpoint of journalism is that an AI startup turns you into a fake "editor" without telling you and against your will www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...

Grammarly has some fucking balls to include this and think it excuses them. How do we sue these fuckers? What kinda fucktard over there thought this would be a good idea?

Grammarly's disclaimer: "References to experts in Expert Review are for informational purposes only and do not indicate any affiliation with Grammarly or endorsement by those individuals or entities."

It's pure identity theft—scraping my entire career's worth of tech stories and then lying to its users/customers that their writing will sound more authoritative as if I actually edited them

Grammarly is using our identities without permission Grammarly’s AI stole my boss’s identity.

This is SO INSANE. @grammarly is impersonating me and other tech journalists/editors in its "Expert Review" AI feature

The AI feature basically uses my name and @Gizmodo to appear as if we're offering editing/writing suggestions.

Dreamworlds #shotongalaxys26ultra

Apple Announces iPhone 17e With the One Feature the iPhone 16e Should Have Had No, it's not a second rear camera.

Read more: gizmodo.com/apple-announ...

There it is: iPhone 17e announced. Starts at same $599. Preorder starting today, avail March 11

- MagSafe (up to 15W)
- Double storage starting at 256GB
- A19 chip (4-core GPU instead of 5-core in iPhone 17's A19)
- Notch (no Dynamic Island)
- C1X modem
- Ceramic Shield 2 front glass

Max brightness level on both screens too

Privacy Display on Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is very cool!

It also washes out blacks and turns them to hazy gray.

This is X with “lights out” setting aka pure black background

Regular S26 (left) vs. S26 Ultra (right)

Um... these Pokemon Waves and Winds starters...

My lil sister just texted me this lmao

Blizzard of 2026 mood

AirTag (2nd Gen) review coming soon. What do you wanna know?

Does anybody actually use Visual Intelligence via camera control on their iPhone?

I’ve only ever accidentally activated it after testing the feature out when it came out

Someone actually fixed the terrible Apple Creator Studio icons
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Downloads for icons: macosicons.com#/u/designer_...

I said “hi kitty” to my cat

Siri on my HomePod activated and said “Hmm?”

That’s bad

The subscription bundle launches on 1/28

Apple really trying to become the affordable version of Adobe Creative Cloud

www.apple.com/newsroom/202...

Apple just announced Apple Creator Studio. $13/month or $130/year gets you Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Motion, Compressor, and MainStage

and "new AI features and premium content in Keynote, Pages, and Numbers."

College pricing is $3/month or $30/year

Got the Teenage Engineering Computer-2 PC case over holidays but now PC parts cost too much. Also is this damaged?

Gizmodo’s Best of CES 2026 Awards: See the Winners Here's all the tech that most impressed us at the 2026 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

It wasn’t easy but we put together @gizmodo.com’s Best of CES 2026 Awards. Congrats to all the winners!

(Every product was independently chosen by me and my team. No company can buy our awards.)

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What’s in my CES 2026 bag? Check out @gizmodo.com’s live blog to find out my essential gear for surviving the tech event! gizmodo.com/live-updates...

Captain on this Delta flight to CES just announced the inflight infotainment is not working. How does that even happen?

Everyone on this flight is just gonna raw dog the whole way?

My mom already won 2026

2026. Happy new year!

Final Fantasy VII Remake on Switch 2 is fucking incredible! Go download the demo. ASAP.

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Pebble Index 01 does look... like a nipple on a ring tho lol

Great idea, but it's also... not rechargeable. Single-use lasts 2yrs-ish, then you send it back for recycling.

Pebble Is Making a Smart Ring for Saving All Your Fleeting Thoughts The smart ring is called the Index 01 and it's very hackable and customizable.

So Pebble is making a smart ring called the Index 01. It's really just a simple ring with a microphone for recording your fleeting thoughts. Preorders today for $75 ($99 after March)

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