Grammarly's Superhuman Mail App Gets AI Power Boost with New Updates.
Superhuman, formerly Grammarly's AI-powered mail app, has just leveled up its game with some significant new updates aimed at making it more "agent-like". The latest changes bring the long-awaited "write with AI" feature to a wider range of platforms, including the inbox, calendar, and web – allowing users to tap into a wealth of information from other emails or research topics online.
The AI-powered assistant will now ponder for as long as needed before responding to prompts and will also open its Ask AI tool if it needs clarification – providing users with an additional layer of support whenever they need it.
What's more, the Ask AI feature is now prominently featured in a left sidebar on desktops, giving users quick access to drafting notes, asking questions or scheduling meetings without having to dig through their emails. Users can also review their conversation history for previous interactions using the tool on both iOS and desktop devices.
It's worth noting that this new level of sophistication is primarily aimed at businesses rather than individual consumers – though we're told more advanced features like "write with AI" will be rolling out in future Business and Enterprise plans, while a lighter version will appear in the Starter plan for desktops and mobile users.
As Grammarly continues to integrate its various AI apps under the Superhuman umbrella, it's clear that this latest update is just the beginning – with more updates on the horizon according to the company.
Superhuman, formerly Grammarly's AI-powered mail app, has just leveled up its game with some significant new updates aimed at making it more "agent-like". The latest changes bring the long-awaited "write with AI" feature to a wider range of platforms, including the inbox, calendar, and web – allowing users to tap into a wealth of information from other emails or research topics online.
The AI-powered assistant will now ponder for as long as needed before responding to prompts and will also open its Ask AI tool if it needs clarification – providing users with an additional layer of support whenever they need it.
What's more, the Ask AI feature is now prominently featured in a left sidebar on desktops, giving users quick access to drafting notes, asking questions or scheduling meetings without having to dig through their emails. Users can also review their conversation history for previous interactions using the tool on both iOS and desktop devices.
It's worth noting that this new level of sophistication is primarily aimed at businesses rather than individual consumers – though we're told more advanced features like "write with AI" will be rolling out in future Business and Enterprise plans, while a lighter version will appear in the Starter plan for desktops and mobile users.
As Grammarly continues to integrate its various AI apps under the Superhuman umbrella, it's clear that this latest update is just the beginning – with more updates on the horizon according to the company.
i was thinking of using a tool like this for work and now it sounds like grammarly has got me covered 
their ai is getting so good, can't wait to see what they come up with next 
... I mean, think about it, the next time you need help with a work project or even just want to learn something new, you'll be able to ask an AI assistant and it'll basically do all the legwork for you... but is that really what we want? Are we trading off our own creativity and critical thinking skills for the sake of efficiency?
I'm so stoked about these updates! Can't wait to see how they improve my workflow and productivity. It's awesome that Grammarly is pushing the boundaries of AI even further, making it easier for people (especially business owners) to tap into vast amounts of information and get things done efficiently. 
The fact that the Ask AI tool will be easily accessible on desktops is a major win - no more digging through emails to find what you need! 
so like what's next? I'm all about productivity, you feel me? 
️ So having AI assistance in email is a game changer... think of all those emails that are just clutter and noise... it's time to filter them out 
like having a personal assistant at your desk. That would be 
... just imagine being able to automate so many tasks and focus on more important stuff... it's a whole new level of efficiency 
so like grammarly is taking its email game to a whole new level and I'm low-key excited about it! but at the same time I'm thinking what does "agent-like" even mean? is this gonna make my emails super smart or just kinda annoying? 
also can't wait for the write with AI feature on my desktop 
how's that gonna change the way I work or communicate with clients? and btw why's it targeting businesses more than individual consumers? is it 'cause they need more advanced features? 
i was already loving how it could respond 2 my emails but now it's like having an actual personal assistant 