Grammarly Rebrands as Superhuman, Shifts Focus to AI
Grammarly, the AI writing tool, is not being discontinued, but rather joined by a suite of new tools, including an agent manager.
The rise of generative AI has caused a strategic reorientation across the tech industry, with companies launching AI-powered products and services.
Meta announced 2023 as its "year of productivity," focused on a pivot toward AI.
Grammarly's rebranding as Superhuman emphasizes its new mission as an AI wrangler, with a suite of tools including an agent manager to turn assistants on and off as needed.
Author's summary: Grammarly rebrands as Superhuman with a focus on AI tools.
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