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What It Takes to Lead a College Through the AI Shift

What It Takes to Lead a College Through the AI Shift

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A Look Into Superhuman’s New Hub in Berlin

A Look Into Superhuman’s New Hub in Berlin

Superhuman’s Berlin team has moved into a new hub at Das Center at Potsdamer Platz, occupying a space once home to an IMAX cinema. After sitting closed for more than five years, it is beginning a new chapter as a place for our team to work, build, collaborate, and
Agent Orchestration at Scale: Lessons From Superhuman Go

Agent Orchestration at Scale: Lessons From Superhuman Go

By Kellen Gillespie, Applied Research Scientist, Superhuman.  We recently launched a new version of Superhuman Go, an AI assistant that works across your apps and tabs, understands context, and jumps in to help at the right moment. Under the hood, Go routes user requests to the right tool from a
Grammarly’s Writing Agents Become Proactive With Go

Grammarly’s Writing Agents Become Proactive With Go

As students continue to use AI to brainstorm, draft, and learn, one question matters more than ever: How do you make sure your final piece of writing still sounds like you? For the past 17 years, Grammarly has been anchored in the mission of helping students like you become stronger
The Collaboration Gap: AI Has a Teamwork Problem

The Collaboration Gap: AI Has a Teamwork Problem

AI made individuals faster, but teams are still stuck with tools built for a pre-AI world AI can help one person turn an idea into a draft, prototype, or presentation faster than ever before. The challenge starts the moment they try to share it. Most AI tools are built
How We Built Barney, Superhuman’s Threat Hunter AI Agent

How We Built Barney, Superhuman’s Threat Hunter AI Agent

By Thijn Bukkems, Tech Lead Manager, Superhuman. For a long time, security teams (like Superhuman’s) were constrained by bandwidth to investigate incoming alerts. This created a concerning cycle in which early warning signs (which often showed up as low-priority alerts) were ignored until they led to full-blown
The “We Already Have AI” Objection: What It Takes to Adopt a New Tool for Work

The “We Already Have AI” Objection: What It Takes to Adopt a New Tool for Work

A new AI tool rarely enters a company with a blank slate. It arrives after leaders have selected a platform, approved its security, allocated budget, and encouraged employees to use it. The existing tool already has a business case and organizational momentum. We saw the strength of that advantage in
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Built With Institutions: Takeaways from EDUCAUSE 2026

Built With Institutions: Takeaways from EDUCAUSE 2026

The theme of EDUCAUSE 2026 was clear: the institutions making real progress with AI are building it with their own people. Three takeaways from our week in the room.
Why Human Skills Matter More Than Ever in an AI Economy

Why Human Skills Matter More Than Ever in an AI Economy

Although most professional trajectories aren't purely linear, a standard early-career path for knowledge workers has long existed. You graduate from college, start in an entry-level role, and build judgment and business context over time through experience and repeated routine tasks. But now AI is automating routine
GPTZero is Now Part of Superhuman: What It Means for Signals of Authentic Work

GPTZero is Now Part of Superhuman: What It Means for Signals of Authentic Work

Best-in-class AI detection now sits alongside Grammarly’s authorship tools inside Superhuman’s authenticity layer, giving instructors more reliable signals and students a fairer read on their work.
Redesigning a College Around Generative AI

Redesigning a College Around Generative AI

How one college is redesigning around generative AI in higher education, and what building on Superhuman Go looks like for a peer institution.
The Communication Challenge at the Heart of AI Adoption in Higher Education

The Communication Challenge at the Heart of AI Adoption in Higher Education

by Bruce W. Fraser, Executive Director of AI Initiatives, Indian River State College Recently, I had a conversation about AI adoption with a colleague from another college in Florida. This person is responsible for AI training at her institution, and she is one of the brightest, most thoughtful leaders I’
In the Age of AI, Writing Has an Authenticity Problem

In the Age of AI, Writing Has an Authenticity Problem

A growing number of professionals are worried about being mistaken for a machine. “AI slop” is an imprecise cultural term for content that feels generic, careless, or mass-produced. The discomfort it describes often has less to do with a sentence’s polish than with the sense that no one