grammatic

German has grammatic gender for all nouns, so it is consistent in that regard, at least.

Russian has a huge population of native Russian speakers who understand all lexical, grammatic and phonetic quirks of their language.

That is not portable and it makes verification difficult and also assembly has less grammatic structure which LLMs rely upon.

It reads your instructions and then binds future output based on its grammatic understanding of those.

A grammatic concept learned from vast numbers of worsk is probably not a copyright infringment.

Yes, ordered choice is occasionally useful as a way to resolve grammatic overlap.

But that's not about typing errors, but rather grammatic/narrative errors in your writing.

There are many Spanishes, all sharing roughly the same basic rules (orthographic, grammatic) but all with different vocabularies, and different preferences for various tenses.

I'm not entirely sure if it's the same grammatic construct as the one in the article.

If all else fails they will point out grammatic errors.

For instance, a malicious actor, of even basic sophistication, coming from a Russian ip and occasionally using Cyrillic and missing grammatic artcles is probably not Russian.

Forget using it for any semblance of actual grammatic correctness.

"Data" as a grammatic plural seems to be more common in UK english than US.

Now the mind must consider "repetitive speech under pressure and in formal situations" in contrast and comparison to "limited mechanical ability to produce grammatic sequences of well-known words"..

Grammatic gender doesn't always match natural gender even in the European languages.