"Tool which offers English (United States) as its sole English language option makes writing more like that locale"
Why didn't the study use something like Grammarly, which has awareness of American English, British English, Canadian English, Australian English, and Indian English?
I should clarify that I get the point. Like it's still useful to study how an American-English-biased model affects writers of a different dialect, but being able to see what it does when it can switch dialects would be way more useful and still be able to convey the same point that models specialized to a dialect will affect writing outside that dialect.
Why didn't the study use something like Grammarly, which has awareness of American English, British English, Canadian English, Australian English, and Indian English?
I should clarify that I get the point. Like it's still useful to study how an American-English-biased model affects writers of a different dialect, but being able to see what it does when it can switch dialects would be way more useful and still be able to convey the same point that models specialized to a dialect will affect writing outside that dialect.