You can't if you use the Office 365 suite of products.
My point is I don't understand the point of this Tweet or its relevance. The title of the article in question says "Google Docs will start nudging some users to write less dumbly". The article also references the fact that Google is introducing these features to compete with companies like Grammarly who are offering these types of service already.
In addition, these additional features are only enabled on the workspace version of Google, for now.
In my opinion, there is no problem in releasing features which improve the long standing spelling & grammar checks word processing tools have had for many many years.
My point is I don't understand the point of this Tweet or its relevance. The title of the article in question says "Google Docs will start nudging some users to write less dumbly". The article also references the fact that Google is introducing these features to compete with companies like Grammarly who are offering these types of service already.
In addition, these additional features are only enabled on the workspace version of Google, for now.
In my opinion, there is no problem in releasing features which improve the long standing spelling & grammar checks word processing tools have had for many many years.