NYT Tests Pangram: A Highly Accurate AI Text Detector
nordicinst · x · 2026-08-13
The New York Times recently tested Pangram, a viral AI text detection tool. Users can paste text into the tool, which then calculates the percentage likelihood of it being generated by a bot.
In tests, Pangram showed exceptional accuracy in distinguishing chatbot-generated text from human writing, succeeding across dozens of experiments. However, it struggles to identify AI-generated images. Pangram costs $20 per month.
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