Writer says AI detector Pangram keeps flagging his human writing
aronchick · x · 2026-09-04
aronchick vented about AI detector Pangram: pages of his human-written text, using standard writing conventions like rule-of-three and Oxford commas, keep getting flagged as AI-generated — with zero guidance on where the flags are, making revision impossible. "It's SO BAD ITS JUST VIBES," he wrote, highlighting systematic false positives against polished, conventional prose.
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