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The enterprise conversation has shifted from AI hype to practical implementation. But how does AI impact your business outcomes? In this month’s edition of the “AI Responsibly” newsletter, our CISO Suha Can breaks down his own playbook for measuring and scaling AI ROI. Many companies feel pressured to rush into AI quickly. But taking the time to do it right isn’t slowing you down—it’s setting you up for better long-term success with fewer headaches. When you build AI systems thoughtfully and responsibly from the start, they work better, people trust them more, and you get better business results. Read more in this month’s newsletter:

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I had the pleasure of joining Jon Fortt on Fortt Knox this week, and yes, we talked about AI—it’s hard not to these days, especially at Grammarly, where we’re building the trusted AI assistant for work. We also chatted about my early experiences studying AI in a PhD program, long before it was cool. It’s incredible to see how far the field has come and how much potential the AI space has. Thanks, Jon, for the thoughtful conversation and the chance to highlight the meaningful work we’re doing at Grammarly!

By now, most leaders recognize AI’s potential but aren’t sure how to measure its value. 📈 Learn how to justify scaling with confidence by focusing on the metrics that matter most to your business. Join Grammarly’s top experts *this* Thursday, November 21, for a webinar designed to guide you through an objective, data-backed approach to AI measurement. Register here ➡️ https://gram.ly/3ZfB10k

We're thrilled to be at AFROTECH in Houston this week! Our team is eager to collaborate and learn about the future of tech, and take these learnings to continue building an inclusive workplace. #AfroTech2024 #AfroTech #Hiring

“It’s almost like Grammarly and I know each other.” 🫂 Whether it’s creating content or communicating with her direct reports via email and Slack, Kirsten has completely adopted Grammarly into her workflows. As a non-native English speaker, Kirsten uses Grammarly to help her write confidently and quickly—reducing the mental load on her plate so she can instead apply that energy to the needs of her team.

🔔💬 How much time do you think professionals spend writing to each other across various channels?

Fall brought knowledge sharing and excitement to Grammarly hubs worldwide! Our Engineering teams recently led engaging technical meetups that explored topics such as data science careers and delivered insights from our Research team on the future of AI-powered communication. Thank you to our wonderful tech community across the globe for participating in these events. To stay in the loop on future Grammarly meetups, sign up for our talent community: https://gram.ly/4eSAqI3

Our Staff Product Manager of Responsible AI, Tylea Simone Richard, discusses all things user agency in this month's edition of our newsletter, "AI Responsibly." User agency—a combination of control and transparency—sits at the core of #ResponsibleAI. But what does it look like in practice? Find out ➡️ https://gram.ly/3YOSjAn

👻 Happy Halloween from our wonderful Grambassadors. (Today, are they Gram-boo-ssadors?) 👻 Psst: The Grammarly Collective is a community of professionals who advocate for Grammarly, enjoy perks such as early access to new features, exclusive events (like this one!), unlock rewards, and share insights with our team to shape the future of AI in the workplace. Sound like you? Apply to be a #Grambassador: gram.ly/3YUy2dX