Pangram Can Now Check Your Gmail for AI Slop
Pangram launched a Gmail integration on Wednesday that scans incoming messages and labels them "AI" or "Mixed" based on how much text appears AI-generated, with a zero data retention policy and no acc…
Pangram launched a Gmail integration on Wednesday that scans incoming messages and labels them "AI" or "Mixed" based on how much text appears AI-generated, with a zero data retention policy and no acc…
An Effort investigation found that the share of US congressional bills likely written by AI tripled from just under 2% in Q1 2023 to 6.4% in Q2 2026, based on analysis using the open-source editlens_L…
AI detection tools such as Pangram and Originality.ai claim high accuracy in flagging AI-generated text, but experts like Dartmouth professor Hany Farid warn that these tools are imperfect and face a …
Pangram Labs, a Brooklyn-based startup whose browser extension and website detect AI-generated text, has identified AI-written content in an award-winning short story, a popular novel, a billionaire's…
Max Spero, founder and CEO of Pangram, discussed on the Oxide and Friends podcast how his company distinguishes AI-generated text from human authorship, addressing the growing reliance on AI for writi…
Pangram CEO Max Spero said AI-generated text and images are appearing at scale in job applications, product reviews, and insurance claims, and that detection is harder than binary real-or-fake classif…
Pangram co-founder and CEO Max Spero discussed the challenges of AI detection on TechCrunch's Equity podcast, noting that distinguishing AI-generated content is harder than a simple 'Real or Fake' tes…
Pangram co-founder and CEO Max Spero said the internet is 'dangerously close' to the dead internet theory becoming reality within a few years, as AI-generated content floods platforms. The startup, wh…
Pangram, an AI startup with 24 employees and $13 million in funding, has become a leading AI-detection tool, claiming to identify AI-generated text with percentage scores, and has been used to accuse …
Max Spero, co-founder and CEO of Pangram Labs, explained in a podcast interview how his company's AI detection models identify AI-generated text and images, citing concerns about bad actors scaling in…
Pangram Labs, co-founded by CEO Max Spero, claims its AI-powered models can detect AI-generated writing with over 99.5% accuracy in internal tests, distinguishing between human- and AI-written segment…
Pangram, a $20-per-month web tool, correctly identified AI-generated text in dozens of tests by a technology journalist, including flagging AI sentences inside human essays, but it and Hive Detect fai…
Anthropic announced it will add watermarks to Claude's outputs to make AI-generated text detectable, raising questions about whether users are willing to own their AI use. Pangram, an AI detection ser…
Pangram, a New York-based AI detection startup, raised $9 million in funding led by Menlo Ventures to expand its technology into image detection, bringing its total reported financing to roughly $13 m…
Pangram, the AI-detection company founded by Max Spero and Bradley Emi, is testing a Gmail integration that automatically sends AI-written emails to spam or trash, as revealed in screenshots published…
Pangram Labs Inc. raised $9 million in a funding round led by Menlo Ventures to improve its AI detection software for text and images, bringing its total funding to nearly $13 million. The company cla…
Pangram Labs released Pangram 4 on July 29, 2026, a model that classifies text into human, AI-assisted, or AI-generated segments, moving beyond binary detection. Co-founders Max Spero and Bradley Emi …
Brooklyn-based startup Pangram Labs claims its AI content detection tool achieves a 99.98% detection rate for AI-generated text with a false positive rate of 1 in 10,000, but academic evaluations from…
AI detection startup Pangram raised $9 million in a funding round led by Menlo Ventures to combat AI-generated content flooding the internet, as it launches its next-generation text detection model Pa…
Substack contributors are rejecting the company's new AI detection tool, calling it a 'witch hunt' and warning that false positives could tarnish writers' reputations. Substack CEO Christ Best announc…