Superhuman

Jacob Effron

@jacobeffron

It was a ton of fun to sit down with @SchmidhuberAI who’s been cited as the father of AI by the New York Times and Forbes. We discussed everything going on in the AI ecosystem including: - Why he thinks RSI work won’t provide the model labs a moat - What he thinks researchers should be focused on - Why he thinks data centers will lose massive amounts of value - Why he’s less worried about AI safety - What improvements are needed for models 0:00 Intro 1:24 How Close Is Superhuman AI? 2:27 Why ChatGPT Didn't Surprise Him 3:21 The Path to Recursive Self-Improvement 9:01 Will AI Takeoff Feel Sudden? 11:02 Intelligence Means Efficiency 12:32 Advice for Labs: Beyond Human-Biased Data 17:10 Artificial Curiosity and the Theory of Fun 21:33 When Do We Get the AI Scientist? 24:07 AI Chemistry, MOFs, and Carbon Capture 25:04 Robotics Reality Check 28:23 The Data Center Bet: Overbuilt? 34:25 Does Being First to RSI Create a Moat? 38:06 AI Safety and Alignment Skepticism 43:44 Quickfire YouTube: https://t.co/ITzCeL610T Apple: https://t.co/YZiUvX3JAW Spotify: https://t.co/QVlXuAsyVd

Olivia Moore

@omooretweets

What AI tools should you be using to be more productive? It's my job to test new products - here's the 10 I'm sticking with ⬇️ 0:00 Intro to AI productivity 0:20 Comet – AI browser 1:09 Julius – Chat with your data 2:08 Happenstance – AI LinkedIn 3:10 Granola – Bot-free AI meeting notes 4:30 Gamma – Slides, docs, sites via prompt 5:33 Willow – Voice-to-text + editing 6:20 Superhuman – AI-powered email 7:02 Overlap – Auto short-form video clips 7:41 Krea – "All in one" creative tool 8:26 ChatGPT – Deep dives + image gen

Graham Neubig

@gneubig

I'm a heavy user of @Superhuman for email, @linear for scheduling, and @SlackHQ for chat. One interesting note is that all have AI features that I use very little or not at all. Instead, I'm a heavy user of keyboard shortcuts that let me pull in relevant context, make decisions, and respond as quickly as possible. OTOH, for coding and other heavy work I use AI as much as I can and mostly don't use manual shortcuts. It's a kinda interesting bifurcation, where traditional UX>>AI for tasks that require fast context switching, and AI>>traditional tools for in other domains. I wonder if there are any resources or HCI research tht take a look at this?

GemsScope

@GemsScope

I've tested hundreds of AI tools over the last year These are the ones I'd genuinely recommend 👇 Research and Discovery @perplexity_ai AI answer engine with real-time web sources @ManusAI Agent built for multi-step workflows and execution @adeptailabs Enterprise AI for workflow automation @MerlinAIByFoyer Browser copilot for research and summaries @OpenAI ChatGPT for writing, coding, images and voice @AnthropicAI Claude for analysis, reasoning and long-form work Build and Ship @Lovable Turn ideas into apps using prompts @emergentlabs Designs, builds and deploys from chat @cursor_ai AI-native coding environment @Replit Cloud development with AI agents @cognition Autonomous AI engineer Design and Creative @magnific Image enhancement and creative workflows @GammaApp AI presentations, websites and docs @midjourney AI image generation @canva Design suite with built-in AI features Video and Content @Kling_ai AI-generated videos from text and images @arcads_ai UGC-style ad creation @OpusClip Long-form content into short clips @descript Transcript-based editing @capcutapp AI editing, captions and templates @tavus Personalized AI avatars Audio and Meetings @ElevenLabs Voice generation and dubbing @retellai AI voice agents @PLAUDAI Smart recorder for notes and transcripts @ReadAI_ Meeting and email copilot @otter_ai Meeting notes and summaries @happy_scribe Transcription and translation Growth and Operations @ClayRunHQ Data enrichment and GTM automation @11x_official AI-powered digital workers @InstantlyAI Outreach and cold email automation @MetaviewAI Interview and hiring assistant @CustomerIO Customer engagement automation @micro1_ai Human data platform for AI systems Productivity @NotionHQ Notes, docs and knowledge management @Superhuman AI-first email workflow @cluely Real-time AI assistant @useMotion AI scheduling and planning @glean Enterprise search assistant @fyxerofficial AI email assistant AI moves so fast that knowing the right tools is becoming a skill of its own Anything you would add to that list?

Shishir Mehrotra

CEO

Co-founder of Coda who became CEO of the combined company after its acquisitions and rebrand to Superhuman.

Max Lytvyn

Co-founder (Grammarly)

Co-founded Grammarly in 2009 and leads revenue for the rebranded Superhuman.

Rahul Vohra

Founder (Superhuman email)

Founder of the Superhuman email client, acquired in 2025 and now central to the company's brand.

David Hwang

Interim Chief Revenue Officer

Revenue and customer leader serving as Chief Customer Officer and Interim Chief Revenue Officer, overseeing global go‑to‑market and customer organizations.