It's an odd-seeming move for a company selling an AI writing assistant.

Superhuman is acquiring GPTZero, the AI detection startup founded by 26-year-old Princeton grad Edward Tian.

Superhuman CEO Shishir Mehrotra calculates how much time he spends on tasks related to his to-do list.

Superhuman (formerly Grammarly) is buying AI detector GPTZero for an undisclosed sum. Inside the bet that "made by a human" becomes a product.

Investors obsessed with efficiency — a thinly veiled euphemism for layoffs — may have found an unlikely ally in Superhuman CEO Shishir Mehrotra. "I don't view [AI] as a job taker. I view it as a job ...

With OpenAI’s revenue reportedly on track to hit $1.3 billion a year, it’s clear a lot of people (and companies) are giving ChatGPT a whirl these days. But how are people using it in their day-to-day ...

The AI writing aid Grammarly is changing its name to Superhuman (not to be confused with SimpleHuman) as it gains additional capabilities. The company says existing subscribers will get the extra ...

Update, Monday, 3 p.m.: Mike Davidson has returned with another personal blog post about Superhuman, calling the startup’s privacy fixes “superficial” and saying that none of the changes keep the ...