Seven independent tests suggest Pangram actually works as an AI text detector
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-10-24
A thread by Kikollan compiles seven independent tests of the AI text detector Pangram, concluding it genuinely works: it needs only a few paragraphs (and works even better on a full book), with false positives on human text around 0%–0.2%. Commenters note the scientific community is starting to trust Pangram, invalidating the old claim that no AI text detector works.
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