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Spell check has been around for a long time, but that’s a simple application that doesn’t require artificial intelligence, just a fuzzy search that reacts to a not-found condition by returning items that are similar but not identical to the search term. By contrast, grammar check uses natural-language processing (NLP) and supervised machine learning (ML) to learn language rules and usage.

In 1981, Aspen Software released Grammatik, an add-on diction and style checker for personal computers. In 1992, Microsoft Office embedded a grammar checker in Microsoft Word. In 2007, Grammarly launched a cloud-based grammar checker.