Researcher now runs AI detector Pangram on papers before deciding how carefully to read
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-11-15
Developer jdekoninck shares a new reading habit: before reading any new paper, he first runs it through AI-content detector Pangram. He'll still read AI-written papers, but is far more likely to just skim them — since his agents can digest the details themselves. The anecdote captures how AI-generated text is reshaping where humans spend deep-reading attention.
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