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Pangram
A company that builds detectors for AI-generated text.
Pangram develops tools that estimate whether a text was written by a human or by AI. Its analyses, such as measuring how much of LinkedIn’s feed is machine-written, regularly put numbers on trends everyone suspected.
Detection is an arms race: as models improve, detectors chase them. Treat any detection score as an estimate, not a verdict.
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