Grammarly's NLP Team Builds the Future of Communication | Grammarly Engineering Blog
This article was co-written by Yury Markovsky, Engineering Manager; Timo Mertens, Head of ML and NLP Products; and Chad Mills, Manager, Applied Research…
This article was co-written by Yury Markovsky, Engineering Manager ; Timo Mertens, Head of ML and NLP Products; and Chad Mills, Manager, Applied Research and Engineering. At Grammarly, we are passionate about improving human communication. Core to this mission has been our work in natural language processing (NLP) . We rely on our team’s deep expertise in NLP, machine learning (ML) , and linguistics to create a delightful product for Grammarly’s 30 million daily active users. But, we feel like we’re only at the beginning. And not just because our models aren’t perfect . . . A case of curious c
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