Pangram CEO asks X users not to dogpile WaPo reporter over AI detection story
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-09-04
Pangram founder maxspero asked users not to dogpile Washington Post reporter Will Oremus over his recent piece on the AI detection company, saying the events described in the article actually happened and he isn't upset.
Oremus himself noted the reporting was interesting and the reporter didn't deserve a pile-on, but that the piece never quite delivered concrete evidence of Pangram getting things wrong. The controversy over the AI detection company ends with both sides de-escalating.
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