The startup declaring war on AI content

Pangram, a New York-based startup specializing in detecting AI-generated content, has raised $9 million led by Menlo Ventures. The company launched Pangram 4, a text detection model with over 99% accuracy, and a preview of Pangram Image for AI-generated images. Founders Max Spero and Bradley Emi, Stanford graduates, warn of AI-driven disinformation campaigns and stress the critical need to distinguish human from machine content. The models learn stylistic differences and consistent AI choices without relying on metadata or watermarks.

Pangram, a New York-based startup specializing in detecting AI-generated content, has raised $9 million led by Menlo Ventures. The funding aims to support the company's mission to combat the flood of 'AI junk' online. Concurrently, the company launched Pangram 4, a text detection model with over 99% accuracy, and a preview of Pangram Image for detecting AI-generated images. Founders Max Spero and Bradley Emi, Stanford graduates, warn of AI-driven disinformation campaigns and stress the critical need to know whether content was created by a human or a machine. The models learn stylistic differences and consistent AI choices without relying on metadata or watermarks.