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Let me translate:
Techbro companies jam "AI" into absolutely everything because they still haven't figured out what it's good for and need to explain to their shareholders why they wasted so much fucking money on such a useless piece of shit. They are hoping that the hype they created will drive sales and they will succeed because the only thing dumber than chatGPT is a human.
Incidentally, is that their new logo in the OP? It looks like the liquid-ass that Apple made.
Grammarly's ambition to transform into an "AI productivity platform" signifies a strategic shift beyond mere writing assistance. By integrating more AI-driven tools, Grammarly aims to enhance overall productivity for users, potentially offering features that go beyond grammar and style checks to include broader workflow improvements and collaboration tools. This move reflects a growing trend in the tech industry to leverage AI for comprehensive productivity solutions.