Last week we launched Pangram 4, our most accurate AI detector to date. It's robust against humanizers, discerns AI-assisted text, and catches output from the latest frontier models.
Can you tell AI-generated drama from the real thing?
Pangram is running an in-person event in NYC! Participants will get on stage and recite either a true personal story or a random AI-generated story. Audiences will vote to decide what's real.
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hi New York
hosting "is it AI or is it someone’s actual tea?" next wed, aug 5 with @sharkAster & alex (nycsubstackers)
must be a writer, reader, on socials, HAVE cognitive skills pls to attend
dm to be approved :)
Substack has one of the highest concentrations of skilled human writers on the internet, and we think that's something special.
Starting today, users can request a Pangram check on any Substack post over 100 words directly on the platform.
When you do this, interesting things jump out!
For example, we find that humanizers are fairly separable from the Human and AI regions of embedding space.
You might expect to hear more about this soon... 👀
Today we're releasing the Pangram Chrome Extension, which automatically flags AI-generated content as you scroll your feed.
We're sick of having to constantly be on guard for AI slop on social media.
For most of human history, if a piece of writing was grammatical, coherent, and well-structured, you were safe in assuming that somebody put some thought into producing it. That assumption no longer holds true: AI has severed the relationship between form and content, destroying the credibility signal we once relied on.
The Pangram Chrome extension restores that signal. It scans your feed as you scroll, flagging AI-generated and AI-assisted content in real time and showing you how much of your feed is machine-written. Works on X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Substack, and Medium.
New users get 2 weeks free.
Install it here: https://t.co/XIGRdZr8Kv