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Pangram has emerged as the gold standard of AI detection, revolutionizing how publishers and institutions identify machine-generated content. As AI tools become more sophisticated, the need for reliable detection systems is growing.
LinkedIn's new 'Seems like AI slop' button has been clicked over one million times since its launch, reflecting strong user demand for tools to identify AI-generated content.
A third of web pages published since ChatGPT's launch show signs of AI authorship, according to a new study. The findings highlight the growing integration of AI tools in web content creation and raise concerns about content authenticity.
Substack introduces an AI detector to help readers identify content that may have been generated or assisted by artificial intelligence. The tool scans posts, notes, replies, and comments to estimate AI involvement in content creation.
Learn how AI content detection works and why LinkedIn leads in AI-generated posts. Understand the technology behind identifying human versus machine-written content.
The Authors Guild’s test revealed that some AI detectors correctly identify human writing while others fail completely, highlighting a paradox in the field: professionally written content closely resembles AI output due to training data.
Pangram CEO Max Spero argues that language models give themselves away by producing repetitive reasoning, a trait that distinguishes them from human thought processes.
