What podcasts say about Shishir Mehrotra
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What Shishir Mehrotra has said on podcasts
13 statements · 13 positive
Superhuman acquires growing products and expands their distribution through its platform.
“We mostly do the opposite. We take things that are growing, but line distribution, and we give them a bigger platform.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 5:50
AI users should disclose when they use AI and when they do not.
“we should be clear when we're using it and when we're not.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 8:28
GPTZero is widely used in education to verify students’ work and understanding.
“students and teachers use it a lot as a way to verify proof of work, proof of understanding.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 9:01
Students using Grammarly learn grammar better than students who do not.
“the students who use Grammarly actually learn better grammar.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 19:18
Education should combine AI-assisted work with assessment of fundamental skills.
“you want fundamental skills. And so I think the answer is you do some mix of both.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 21:04
AI detectors can achieve accuracy in the high nineties under benchmark conditions.
“these products get to... you know, high 90s in terms of being able to detect AI.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 27:14
AI detectors are more likely correct than writers disputing their assessments.
“I trust the AI detector more. It's more likely the AI detector is right.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 27:32
Authors should own their ideas and disclose collaborators, including AI assistance.
“you have to own your ideas and you have to disclose your collaborators.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 29:10
Superhuman is beginning to label AI-generated content in email systems.
“we're starting to so that's all coming”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 30:49
Human-created content will regain popularity as AI-generated content proliferates.
“I think there's going to actually be this return to humanness.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 32:21
Superhuman Go enables companies to enforce organization-wide communication standards.
“you can then go enforce it.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 34:38
Grammarly operates across essentially all web, desktop, and mobile application surfaces.
“we work in every single surface, every web app, desktop app, and mobile app that you can work in.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 39:11
Grammarly generates more than 125 billion LLM queries weekly.
“We generate over 125 billion LLM queries per week.”
Open the episode · Flying Cars, OpenAI Spies, Why AI Isn’t Sticking (Superhuman CEO)Listen at 39:16
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