Cambridge AI professor certified 'human-written' by detector: 'I don't use AI for my writing'
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-09-10
AI detection company Pangram analyzed text by Cambridge professor David Krueger and concluded the entire passage was human-written.
Krueger quote-shared the verdict with a dry response: "I don't use AI for my writing." A mildly ironic industry moment — at a time when the boundary between AI and human writing keeps blurring, an AI researcher gets certified as a pure human author.
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