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Grammarly’s disabled AI feature falsely used public figures’ identities without consent, leading to a lawsuit over privacy and publicity rights.
Grammarly, owned by Superhuman, is facing a class-action lawsuit over its now-disabled "Expert Review" AI feature, which used the names and identities of journalists, authors, and public figures—including Julia Angwin and Stephen King—without consent to generate writing suggestions.
The lawsuit alleges violations of privacy and publicity rights under New York and California law, claiming the company profited from misrepresenting these individuals as experts.
Superhuman has disabled the feature, apologized for the misstep, and pledged to rebuild it with explicit consent and expert control, acknowledging the rollout failed to meet ethical standards.
La función de IA deshabilitada de Grammarly usó falsamente las identidades de figuras públicas sin consentimiento, lo que llevó a una demanda por derechos de privacidad y publicidad.