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Superhuman Launches First-of-Its-Kind Agent-Specific Attribution With Grammarly Authorship Update

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Superhuman Labs, Inc. launched Grammarly Authorship update on Mar 10th '26.

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Superhuman launches first-of-its-kind agent-specific attribution with Grammarly Authorship update. Updated on March 10, 2026 Company Authorship availability expands to superhuman's ai-native writing surface with richer attribution and default-on tracking for higher education. SAN FRANCISCO - March 10, 2026 - Superhuman, the productivity platform bringing AI to wherever people work, today launches agent-specific attribution in its process tracker, Grammarly Authorship, and default-on availability of the tool in its writing surface, docs. These updates give students and educators clearer visibility into when and how AI is used in the writing process. Despite widespread adoption by educators - 90% use AI in their own work and nearly half in their teaching - most remain unsure how to use it effectively, and institutions are seeking ways to govern AI adoption at scale. Superhuman (formerly Grammarly) is committed to supporting educators and institutions as they move from reactive AI policies to intentional AI-assisted learning, fostering environments that help students get real-world experience with the tools shaping the workplace. "It is not enough to tolerate AI; we must teach students how to use it responsibly and transparently," said Janet Mitchell-Lambert, professor of English at Cerritos College. "Tools that make the writing process visible allow us to shift from...

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Product
Grammarly Authorship update
Takes effect
Mar 10, 2026

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Detected
Mar 10, 2026
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