Jason Kuperberg | Source | Co-Founder at HyperWrite

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Jason Kuperberg

Co-Founder at HyperWrite and 1 other company
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Jason Kuperberg is the Co-Founder of HyperWrite (OthersideAI), an AI writing and research platform with millions of users. Jason was named to the 2024 Forbes 30 Under 30 list for Consumer Technology.

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  • Under 30 2024 Consumer Technology: These Founders Are Developing AI That Will Code, Design And Invest For You

    Illustrating a year headlined by artificial intelligence, this year’s Forbes 30 Under 30 consumer tech founders are building applications that help people put the advanced technology to real use. In 2020, Jason Kuperberg, 27, and Matt Shumer, 23, cofounded Otherside AI, a startup that develops tools like writing assistant HyperWrite, which uses generative AI to write across formats like birthday cards, tweets and essay outlines for its nearly 2 million users. The duo are now working on an AI agent that can operate browsers and automatically complete tasks like booking a flight or ordering a pizza.

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  • OthersideAI on the 2024 30 Under 30 - Consumer Technology

    This startup embeds generative AI into websites to assist with writing and helps users complete simple web browsing tasks like placing a food delivery order, according to its cofounders, Matt Shumer and Jason Kuperberg. A subscription service, the company claims that it has nearly two million users and is on track to bring in $1 million in 2023. It has received $5.8 million in funding from firms including Madrona, WndrCo, and Hustle Fund, and angel investors including Siqi Chen, Andrew Farah, and Kendrick Lamar.

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  • AI Writing Tools: Enhancing Expression, Not Replacing Creativity
    Jason emphasizes that AI writing tools assist users in expressing ideas more effectively. With experience in developing these tools, he notes their role in helping students, professionals, and job seekers articulate thoughts. Jason highlights AI's potential as an assistant, not a creativity replacement, and shares how HyperWrite aids in daily operations, from coding to customer support.