FINANCIAL TIMES - For more than a year now, I have been chased around the Internet by maddeningly chirpy ads for a spellcheck start-up called Grammarly.
The Ukraine-founded company is pitched as an assistant for people who struggle to write simple sentences in English. On the 50th viewing, it started to feel less like a targeted ad and more like trolling by the algorithm.
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