StealthGPT claims it killed AI detector Pangram, sparking fraud backlash
paulnovosad · x · 2026-10-06
- StealthGPT announced Super, a next-gen "humanization" model it claims can beat Pangram, billed as the world's most accurate AI detector.
- Quote-poster Jabaluck pushed back: you may fool today's Pangram, but future versions could retroactively expose users, at which point the intent to deceive is unambiguous and users should be treated as fraudsters.
- The exchange highlights the escalating arms race between AI detectors and evasion tools — and the long-tail risk of "undetectable today" claims.
Related event: StealthGPT Launches Super Model, Claims to Defeat Top AI Detector Pangram(2 posts)→
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