
Pangram, the AI detector behind publishing's scandal wave, raises $9M
The 24-person Brooklyn startup has torpedoed book deals and prize wins with percentage scores — and now Substack scans every post.
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The 24-person Brooklyn startup has torpedoed book deals and prize wins with percentage scores — and now Substack scans every post.

The track sits at No. 58 on the Hot 100, but detectors flag the cover art at 97% AI and analysts say the audio artifacts point the same way.

Thierry Rignol paid $208,500 in tuition, was flagged by GPTZero, and says his Apple Pages exam was mistaken for AI-generated text.

The New York startup ships Pangram 4 and an image detector as arXiv, Substack, and Quora move to flag AI-written content.

An anonymous X account released a site skin that flags Claude-generated fanworks on Archive of Our Own. It works — until authors learn to route around it.

Pangram scored The Future of Truth as 53% AI-generated and 9% AI-assisted; the author refused to dispute the result.
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