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📰 News12 March 2026·2 min read·

Journalist Sues Grammarly for Using Authors as Unauthorised AI Editors

Source: techcrunch-ai

Journalist Julia Angwin is leading a class action lawsuit against Grammarly, alleging the company violated her privacy and publicity rights by using her work and that of other authors to train AI without consent. The suit claims Grammarly effectively turned writers into unpaid 'AI editors' without their knowledge or agreement. The case adds to a growing wave of legal challenges against AI companies over data and intellectual property use.

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