其价值为130亿美元的语法在AI驱动的书写援助下成功克服了近乎破产的局面。 Grammarly, valued at $13 billion, overcame near bankruptcy to succeed with AI-driven writing assistance.

现在估值达 130 亿美元的 Grammarly 几乎几次破产, 因为它的创始人,大学朋友 Max Lytvyn, Alex Shevchenko 和 Dmytro Lider 将几乎所有的储蓄投入到这款由人工智能驱动的写作助理平台中. Grammarly, now valued at $13 billion, nearly went bankrupt multiple times as its founders, college friends Max Lytvyn, Alex Shevchenko, and Dmytro Lider, invested almost all their savings into the AI-powered writing assistant platform. 他们避免了工资,直到2011年达到300,000名付费的订户,后来转而采用“免费”模式,推动增长。 They avoided salaries until reaching 300,000 paid subscribers in 2011 and later switched to a "freemium" model, propelling growth. 创始人相信文法学将受益于AI和大型语言模式的进步。 The founders believe Grammarly is poised to benefit from advancements in AI and large language models.