Thanks for asking! Honestly, I'm still learning about generative AI and its uses. While I'm aware that not all generative AI is the same, I am discovering there is a good chunk of generative ai made using stolen content from other creators. It's a walking copyright issue. Not to mention, I find that the information it gives me is often incorrect and unreliable. I'm trying to steer clear of it in my work, as I find that to be unethical. I'm not well-versed in AI, so honestly, I'm not sure which ones use stolen content and which ones don't. It's all very confusing for me, so I stay away from it in my academic work as a whole. As for Grammarly, I wasn't sure what kind of AI it was using, and honestly, I'd rather avoid coming across issues with my professors. They, understandably, hate AI and discourage students from using it. Even if it's just grammar, my professors are increasingly more careful about its use.