Superhuman

Meet Grant, Enterprise Account Executive at Superhuman. He'll be the first to tell you he's not an "AI person". Yet by the time he had his first coffee, Superhuman has quietly helped him run his day: ✉️ Inbox sorted, replies drafted in his voice ✨ Every call prepped from Gong, Salesforce + Slack 🤖 Deals logged, and Jira tickets filed ✍️ Follow-ups polished + on brand, thanks to the Grammarly agent Taking away the busy so he can focus on the work.

That’s a wrap on Superhuman’s summer 2026 internship program. 👋 Our 22 interns joined for 12 weeks, and they didn’t just learn how we work—they actually helped shape the work. Their big ideas, sharp questions, and limitless energy reminded us why we all love building here. In the carousel below, hear why they chose Superhuman—in their own words. To our interns: Thank you for your curiosity, your hustle, and the fresh perspectives you brought to every project. We can’t wait to see where you go next, and we hope this is “see you later,” not goodbye. Interested in interning with us next summer? Check out our current openings in the comments👇

AI made individual work faster. But most product teams aren’t shipping any quicker. Everyone has their own AI tools, so work keeps stalling at the handoffs—context gets rebuilt, research gets scattered, and decisions made weeks ago vanish before the next sprint. On September 30, we’re breaking down the collaboration model behind high-velocity product teams: where even the fastest-moving teams stall, what to automate vs. what to keep human, and how to keep context intact at every handoff. Save your seat → https://b.sprh.mn/4iGlH7l

"A force multiplier of human work." That's how Bruce Fraser, Ph.D., Executive Director of AI Initiatives at Indian River State College, describes AI's role in education in our back-to-school edition of The Superlative. He makes the case for a new kind of teaching in the age of AI, one built for dynamic intelligence instead of static text. Read his article, plus what's new across the Superhuman suite, where to find us at EDUCAUSE, and the Fathom.ai acquisition news 👇

The wrong number is easy to miss and expensive to send. Superhuman Go checks your facts and flags what's off before it leaves your hands. Learn more: superhuman.com/go

Clink your glasses, we’ve got something to celebrate! The GPTZero team has joined Superhuman, and it’s a match. 💫 After a week in the San Francisco hub, Alex Cui, Edward Tian, and their team share what made them fit right in: being hopeful for the future and building AI that empowers its users.

Superhuman Go works everywhere you work, in every app and tab, and gives you a dedicated home to tackle complex tasks, find anything, organize your day, and manage all of your agents. Learn more: https://superhuman.com/go

Finally, an assistant that works like your team works—on Slack. Now you can @mention Superhuman Go or DM it to delegate tasks and get answers, just like you would with any other teammate. Ask it to send status updates on your behalf, find anything, and more. Learn More: https://superhuman.com/go

The red underline that appears as you type with Grammarly looks deceptively simple. Yet it’s the result of solving a tricky infrastructure problem. Suggestions need to appear instantaneously, across 40 million daily active users, without interruption. Our latest engineering blog post breaks down how we built the model serving infrastructure to make that possible at scale, plus lessons for other teams building LLM production systems. 👉 https://b.sprh.mn/4rd4STz