Superhuman
Coverage of Superhuman in the Nexus archive.
- Passion vs. paycheck: AI and student debt push students to rethink their majors
Student choices for majors are increasingly influenced by job market stability, potential starting salaries, and fears concerning AI-related job losses. Data from Student Choice indicates that business, health sciences, and engineering remain popular fields, while liberal arts, communications, and education are seeing fewer applicants. Experts advise considering trade school or community college paths if student loans might exceed expected starting salaries.
- What's your RTO routine? Take our survey.
UK fintech company Revolut requires interns and graduate program participants in 2027 to work in the office at least three days a week, citing benefits of in-person collaboration and mentoring. Productivity company Superhuman shifted from a two-day in-office mandate to financial incentives tied to office attendance. The return-to-office debate continues, with factors like remote workers' loneliness and early-career development influencing policies.
- A Princeton grad built a $30 million AI detection business. Now he's selling it to Superhuman.
Superhuman is acquiring AI detection startup GPTZero, cofounded by Princeton grad Edward Tian, which generates $30 million in annual recurring revenue and has 19 million users. The acquisition expands Superhuman's focus on AI authenticity tools, including integrating GPTZero into its productivity suite.
- How to win — and lose — Decoder
The Decoder podcast hosts discuss audience feedback on an episode featuring Superhuman CEO Shishir Mehrotra and Grammarly's expert review controversy. The episode received mixed reactions, with praise for challenging tech CEOs and criticism for discomforting listeners.