Notion HQ
AI is the new plastic
Plastic is in your car, your kitchen, the chair you’re sitting on right now. And just as our most ubiquitous material transformed the world in a matter of decades, AI is doing the same.
Linus Lee
AI Editor at Large
Thoughts on the future of work,
from the people and teams creating it.
from the people and teams creating it.
For Teams
Harvard Business Review: How AI is Quietly Revolutionizing Knowledge Management
AI is already streamlining the way we work at Notion. Might it be reshaping knowledge management and productivity at other companies too?
Fuzzy Khosrowshahi
Chief Technology Officer, Notion
Inspiration
It’s National Coffee Day. Grab a cup and some templates.
We’re celebrating National Coffee Day with a fresh pour-over and a new batch of coffee-inspired templates to help you manage your caffeine addiction.
Drew Evans
Marketing
Notion HQ
How I learned to stop worrying and love AI
When your boss asks you for an update and stat, ask Notion AI.Elias Rimer
Notion HQ
Clippy Walked So Notion AI Could Run
We asked former Microsoft exec, Steven Sinofsky, about the iconic paperclip and how it paved the way for the future of AI helpers.
The new face of Notion AI
For Teams
Meet the new Notion AI. Get to know what it can do for you.
Meet the new Notion AI. It's the assistant you didn’t know you needed.Drew Evans
Marketing
Tech
Observability for Notion’s Redis Queue
Enhancing infrastructure visibility and performance with a queue proxy service
Grace Nguyen, Xiaoya He
Engineering
Inspiration
Meet the students of Notion
We made our way to UC Berkeley’s annual student kickoff and heard from hundreds of students why Notion has become their everyday tool.
Maya Bakir
EDU, Notion
Inspiration
Start a club on Notion!
Nearly 10,000 clubs on university campuses around the world already use Notion to stay organized. Here’s how they’re able to stay organized and productive without losing their minds in the process.Drew Evans
Marketing
Notion HQ
They’re so back, to school
Kids are back to school. Parents are back to managing the madness of their schedules.
Brian Sholis
Editor and writer at Notion and a father of two