Why Grammarly Became Superhuman—and What It Says About the Next Era of AI
Agents of Scale · Wade Foster
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Show Notes
Grammarly didn’t just change its company name—it changed the story of AI.
In a deep-dive conversation following the company's rebrand, Superhuman CEO Shishir Mehrotra joins Zapier CEO Wade Foster to unpack why this move signals a seismic industry shift: AI is moving from tools you have to remember to use to infrastructure that works wherever you do. Superhuman’s “AI superhighway” already makes 100 billion LLM calls a week, running across over 1 million apps and websites where work happens.
Shishir shares how Superhuman Go—the company's proactive AI assistant—turns intention into execution, how to run four products as a “compound startup,” and why the next frontier of AI-driven productivity won’t look like traditional software at all.
A rare glimpse into a monumental shift—from AI as a product to AI as the plumbing of modern work.