For years, Microsoft Word has included spell checking, grammar checking, and bibliography tools to help students and others polish their writing skills. You can think ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tony Bradley covers the intersection of tech and entertainment. Word is the Gold Standard for creating written content. There are ...

Microsoft Editor catches most essential errors and helps with inclusiveness. It supports many languages and suggests ways to ...

Microsoft has rolled out new quick-editing features for Editor, its machine learning-powered proof reader for Office 365 subscribers. Microsoft announced Editor last year as an advanced spell-checking ...

For many millions of students and professionals, Microsoft Word's red squiggly underlines for spelling mistakes are essentially an icon of modern computing. Well, those squigglies aren't going ...

Microsoft has a plan to make sure your writing is inclusive — and it involves artificial intelligence. On Monday, the tech giant announced the upcoming integration of its AI-powered Ideas feature into ...

Word is ubiquitous these days (as are the rest of its Office app counterparts), which is possible thanks to decades of development and advancement by Microsoft. But despite the fact that Word may have ...

Microsoft Editor, the quietly helpful assistive technology that suggests edits in Word, Microsoft Edge, and elsewhere, has improved yet again. It now uses an AI-driven technology called Context IQ to ...

You’ve probably heard of vibe coding — novices writing apps by creating a simple AI prompt — but now Microsoft wants to ...

To try Agent Mode in Excel, you need to get the Excel Labs add-in and choose Agent Mode. In Word, you can just open Copilot ...

Microsoft plans to replace the current Spelling & Grammar pane in Word 2016 with a new Editor pane that will offer more grammar and writing suggestions, in addition to spelling tips, and help users ...

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