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

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

College students are preparing for a job market they expect AI to reshape—and many are using AI to do it. In a new survey commissioned by Superhuman and conducted by Talker Research, only 45% of students felt positive about the job market they’ll enter after graduation, with 69%

Every week brings another announcement: a new AI company, a new product, another feature promising to make work easier. Workers are testing these tools and often finding real value. Most say their technology helps them produce high-quality work, stay productive, and feel accomplished. Each tool may solve a specific

Ask a knowledge worker if their tools are working for them, and most will say yes. According to Superhuman’s Human + Technology Index, 86% of workers say their tools help them deliver high-quality work, and 83% say AI makes them feel more accomplished. So why does it still feel