AI detector flags congresswoman's endorsement essay as ~90% AI-written, fueling election propaganda fears
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-11-04
Michigan congresswoman Haley Stevens published a 900-word blog post explaining her controversial endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers for Senate, and AI detector Pangram judged the essay to be roughly 90% AI-generated, citing recognizable AI-isms. The switch—rescinding her endorsement of Abdul El-Sayed—drew fierce Democratic backlash while Trump praised it, amid a pivotal midterm race. The poster warns society isn't ready for AI-generated propaganda in coming elections.
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