AI detection that actually works for text and images. This account has automated replies: Tag @pangram with 'ai?' to get an AI check on any post.
Joined September 2023
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RT @jennajrussell: How many times have you heard “but the ideas are mine” in response to AI writing? Now you can verify! And I’ve been cloc…
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pangram popup is tomorrow
i'm manually approving every rsvp and there are still spots. we have over 160 folks on waitlist
if you're a 'spiky' individual with evidence of taste who wants to work on tough existential problems alongside great people – i want to meet you
nearly every hire at pangram started with a cold DM including myself
we'll have limited quantities of merch. plus, a rare occasion we let the full research team out of the lab
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How much is an AI token worth? We fit scaling laws to find out!
In August 2026, Pangram labels 31% of FineWeb-filtered web tokens as AI-generated, up from 10% in June 2024.
We pretrained 800 LMs (19.9M–973M params) on mixes of human and AI web text to measure what it does to pretraining 🧵
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sf folks!
- ever wanted to move to NY?
- ever wanted to contribute to a genuinely prosocial technology?
- ever wanted to train models, sling infra, or build products for customers interested in preserving human creativity?
if yes, we're hosting an SF pangram popup (and potentially hiring). send to your friends! dm for approval ⬇️
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i'm hosting a @pangram popup next tues in sf! coffee on us + we're hiring for the following roles:
> brand designer
> full stack eng
> product manager
> AI research scientist
> machine learning eng
dm to get approved. if we hit it off over coffee, we've got a private dining room booked wed for a small group. we're moving fast on these roles and want to meet in person!
Find out how we interfered with one journalist's love life businessinsider.com/ai-detec…
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How much of our writing should we cede to AI? Does it even matter? I spent weeks running everything I read through an AI detector — here's what I saw. bit.ly/4AD6U3O
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When we bought @helpareporter and decided to revive it, our number one objective was to restore the quality and trust of the brand.
That's when we found @pangram + @max_spero_.
Full @Featureddotcom x Pangram study on AI detection, from ~1.4M pitches: pangram.com/blog/featured-ca…
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🟡 @pangram founder and CEO @max_spero_ joins Mixed Signals to explain how his AI detection tool actually works, and why he thinks the escalating cat-and-mouse game between detectors and "humanizers" is a fight worth having.
@maxwelltani and @semaforben ask Spero how Pangram can already distinguish Claude from ChatGPT, why he built a humanizer internally and refuses to release it, and what it would actually take for a fine-tuned personal AI to fool his model.
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I'm almost certain your email inbox is flooded with AI slop. And you know it too. Some of it is helpful, a lot of it isn't.
I've been using @pangram in Gmail for a few weeks now and it's been life changing.
You still see the subject and the sender, but there's also a small Red or Green badge: Human or AI.
Shocking how simple things can be so helpful.
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oh holy shit @pangram chrome extension is like turning on a flash light and seeing immediately which posts are human, mixed, or ai. immediately allows me to decide if i want to read or skip instead of polluting my attention with crap. pretty neat.
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I've been using Pangram's Gmail inbox labeler for about two months now. It's been pretty huge to be able to see cold emails labeled as AI and use this info to inform how I want to engage.
With this feature, there was a big discussion internally about privacy. Zero data retention (ZDR) -- where Pangram doesn't store the result after processing -- is a policy typically reserved for enterprise customers. However, since email data is much more sensitive, we ended up deciding to turn on ZDR for all email inbox scans. No email inbox data will be retained by Pangram, and this applies equally to everybody.
The other really important thing here was to give users a choice of what happens to their email. My preference today is to simply label AI emails but leave them in my inbox. This may shift In the future if AI emails ramp up in volume, so we have the option to make fully AI emails skip the inbox or go straight to spam.
Please try it out and let me know any feedback you may have!
