Wall of Love
Here's what professors, editors, and researchers say.
Third-party analysis has consistently determined Pangram to be the most accurate, with a near-zero rate of false positives.
Pangram Labs has done something no other AI detector has: achieved a near-zero false positive rate… Pangram is, as I see it, the first successful offensive in humanity's reconquest of the web.
Pangram and Originality.ai were the most reliable performers. Pangram returned 0 percent across all ten articles, correctly identifying every piece as human written.
Pangram noticeably outperforms other LLM content detection services I've tried. If you run a platform with user-generated content, you should probably be using it.
And this is why pangram is THAT bitch 💅
Independent studies have found Pangram to be largely reliable in distinguishing wholly human-written texts from those partly or entirely composed by software.
Have gotten in the habit of submitting my own 100% human / 0% LLM writing to Pangram pre-emptively to make sure it sees it as human.
Join thousands who trust Pangram to catch AI writing.
Try Pangram freeThe day Pangram stops working is the day I leave civilized society.
Pangram correctly assessed 118 items I wrote as human authored, and the 1 AI-authored item as AI!
Like many, I was surprised it works so well… I have also found it to be way more helpful than I expected. Much easier to instantly identify and fade slop now.
“He pangrammed it”, “pangram it first” — wild how quickly pangram became a verb.
Use @pangram, it is the most accurate! We have been using it for more than a year and have seen extremely small false positives or negatives.
I paid out of pocket for a Pangram account this year. It was worth every penny.
Pangram's chrome extension has ruined Substack for me. wdym all my favorite writers are just three models in a trench coat.
An English professor I know swears by Pangram. He went back over two years of pre-ChatGPT student papers — they all came back 100% Human Written.
The City AM sports desk uses Pangram to screen all of our OpEds — amid a huge crackdown on what we call SlopEds.
I formally apologize to @pangram and @max_spero_ for doubting them. It's a strong value add of a product with very low harm-to-benefit ratio… I simply didn't believe AI could be so superhuman at detecting.
Pangram is significantly more accurate than other AI detectors, afaict; if it says something is AI-generated that is very likely to be true.
Huge fan of the Pangram Labs extension. They dialed in specificity/sensitivity really well, and it's not easy to beat… great model + product.
If Pangram Labs has a million fans, then I am one of them. If Pangram Labs has only one fan then that is me… If the world is against Pangram Labs, then I am against the world.
Pangram is one of the most pro-social, AI-centered technologies of the past year and a great example of defensive acceleration. If you don't use the plugin, do.
Installing the Pangram browser extension that automatically scans everything for AI content has been a godsend — you instantly know whether to bother reading something.
Genuinely an excellent product (and people working in academia need to notice and start using it!)
You really can trust it… we should be incredibly grateful that it works.
“I don't think Pangram is reliable.” “Have you actually used it?” “No.”
Notes from day 1 of testing Pangram: onboarding was extremely easy.
Pangram — the most reliable AI text detector.
Pangram, the leading detector whose false positive rate is reported as roughly 1 in 10,000 in its own audits and near zero on medium-to-long passages.
I just ran Pangram against my blog and 100 fresh Claude outputs. Great stuff.
I did not believe Pangram at first, I even criticized it, but then quickly compared the results and found @pangram is actually doing way better (no comparison!) over other absolutely useless "AI detectors."
Best advertisement for @pangram I've ever seen… Pangram will be one of the world's most valuable companies.
Now that we have detectors that actually work (thank u Pangram), this is only a problem in people's head.
For samples of at least a few hundred words, Pangram is very good at sorting human-written prose from text that came straight out of an LLM.
Pangram is, pretty clearly, the best commercial AI-detection tool on the market. That's a technical claim, not a marketing one.
I honestly find Pangram helpful to tell me "no that's not actually AI".
Using @pangram browser extension over the last few weeks has been an interesting experience. You notice that even popular articles written and shared by known/real people are entirely AI generated.
Very grateful for @pangram saving me so much time from reading slop.
Just ran an AI paper through 3.3… I'm impressed! Your engineers deserve a round of drinks.
The new Pangram 3.3 finally catches the declanked text as AI-generated. They actually report much better numbers against humanizers… honestly impressed so far!
According to GPTZero, my fully human-written text is 77% AI. (Pangram score: 100% human.)
Love the @pangram plugin. Don't even need to copy/paste across to the website. Can just skip right along.
The Pangram Chrome AI Detection plugin is REALLY something… This thing is… a lot of fun.
This is a tool I already can't live without… thank you for making the internet a little more usable.
Most of the AI text detectors I tested said the exposé for my master's thesis — which I typed with my own fingers, not using AI at all — was at least partially written by AI 💀. Shoutout to @pangram for not believing I am an AI.
Pangram is actually pretty damn accurate even on short pieces of writing. This is a real step forward, and I stand corrected.
I use Pangram nearly every day. It's been essential in moderating AI slop on r/slatestarcodex.
I wrote the text, had GPT "fix it" and then deleted a few words. But even then Pangram sees right through it.
I have literally never had something definitely human-written come back as anything but High Confidence 100% Human-Written on Pangram.
Pangram almost never false-positives; it almost always only false-negatives.
There are already and will continue to be superhuman LLMs capable of astonishing feats of meticulousness and creativity, and all their writing will nevertheless be caught by Pangram.
Very impressed with @pangram. I had GPT 5.4 (thinking) generate a few paragraphs based on an extensive outline I drafted myself… Pangram is not fooled for a second.
Pangram is already one of my fav AI labs solving one of the most important problems of our time.
Genuinely have never once put good writing into Pangram and got back 100% AI.
Pangram is genuinely on a completely different level. I've tested it on my own writing and never had a false positive. ty for protecting us from slop 🫡
Based on our experiences in the fall term, we have high confidence in Pangram as a detector of AI content, at least in Wikipedia articles.
The only reliable one that I've seen rn is Pangram… (also, kinda cool that it can detect mixed AI use!)
I tried it on 20 pre-ChatGPT pieces of writing… every single piece was correctly identified as 100% human written.
Discovered @pangram today, blown by the accuracy and the details to which they are able to claim. Plus, their research and case studies page were brilliant!
Of these three, Pangram was the most accurate and had zero FPR — false positive rate.
Third-party analysis has consistently determined Pangram to be the most accurate, with a near-zero rate of false positives.
Pangram and Originality.ai were the most reliable performers. Pangram returned 0 percent across all ten articles, correctly identifying every piece as human written.
And this is why pangram is THAT bitch 💅
Have gotten in the habit of submitting my own 100% human / 0% LLM writing to Pangram pre-emptively to make sure it sees it as human.
The day Pangram stops working is the day I leave civilized society.
Like many, I was surprised it works so well… I have also found it to be way more helpful than I expected. Much easier to instantly identify and fade slop now.
Use @pangram, it is the most accurate! We have been using it for more than a year and have seen extremely small false positives or negatives.
Pangram's chrome extension has ruined Substack for me. wdym all my favorite writers are just three models in a trench coat.
The City AM sports desk uses Pangram to screen all of our OpEds — amid a huge crackdown on what we call SlopEds.
Pangram is significantly more accurate than other AI detectors, afaict; if it says something is AI-generated that is very likely to be true.
If Pangram Labs has a million fans, then I am one of them. If Pangram Labs has only one fan then that is me… If the world is against Pangram Labs, then I am against the world.
Installing the Pangram browser extension that automatically scans everything for AI content has been a godsend — you instantly know whether to bother reading something.
You really can trust it… we should be incredibly grateful that it works.
Notes from day 1 of testing Pangram: onboarding was extremely easy.
Pangram, the leading detector whose false positive rate is reported as roughly 1 in 10,000 in its own audits and near zero on medium-to-long passages.
I did not believe Pangram at first, I even criticized it, but then quickly compared the results and found @pangram is actually doing way better (no comparison!) over other absolutely useless "AI detectors."
Now that we have detectors that actually work (thank u Pangram), this is only a problem in people's head.
Pangram is, pretty clearly, the best commercial AI-detection tool on the market. That's a technical claim, not a marketing one.
Using @pangram browser extension over the last few weeks has been an interesting experience. You notice that even popular articles written and shared by known/real people are entirely AI generated.
Just ran an AI paper through 3.3… I'm impressed! Your engineers deserve a round of drinks.
According to GPTZero, my fully human-written text is 77% AI. (Pangram score: 100% human.)
The Pangram Chrome AI Detection plugin is REALLY something… This thing is… a lot of fun.
Most of the AI text detectors I tested said the exposé for my master's thesis — which I typed with my own fingers, not using AI at all — was at least partially written by AI 💀. Shoutout to @pangram for not believing I am an AI.
I use Pangram nearly every day. It's been essential in moderating AI slop on r/slatestarcodex.
I have literally never had something definitely human-written come back as anything but High Confidence 100% Human-Written on Pangram.
There are already and will continue to be superhuman LLMs capable of astonishing feats of meticulousness and creativity, and all their writing will nevertheless be caught by Pangram.
Pangram is already one of my fav AI labs solving one of the most important problems of our time.
Pangram is genuinely on a completely different level. I've tested it on my own writing and never had a false positive. ty for protecting us from slop 🫡
The only reliable one that I've seen rn is Pangram… (also, kinda cool that it can detect mixed AI use!)
Discovered @pangram today, blown by the accuracy and the details to which they are able to claim. Plus, their research and case studies page were brilliant!
Pangram Labs has done something no other AI detector has: achieved a near-zero false positive rate… Pangram is, as I see it, the first successful offensive in humanity's reconquest of the web.
Pangram noticeably outperforms other LLM content detection services I've tried. If you run a platform with user-generated content, you should probably be using it.
Independent studies have found Pangram to be largely reliable in distinguishing wholly human-written texts from those partly or entirely composed by software.
Join thousands who trust Pangram to catch AI writing.
Try Pangram freePangram correctly assessed 118 items I wrote as human authored, and the 1 AI-authored item as AI!
“He pangrammed it”, “pangram it first” — wild how quickly pangram became a verb.
I paid out of pocket for a Pangram account this year. It was worth every penny.
An English professor I know swears by Pangram. He went back over two years of pre-ChatGPT student papers — they all came back 100% Human Written.
I formally apologize to @pangram and @max_spero_ for doubting them. It's a strong value add of a product with very low harm-to-benefit ratio… I simply didn't believe AI could be so superhuman at detecting.
Huge fan of the Pangram Labs extension. They dialed in specificity/sensitivity really well, and it's not easy to beat… great model + product.
Pangram is one of the most pro-social, AI-centered technologies of the past year and a great example of defensive acceleration. If you don't use the plugin, do.
Genuinely an excellent product (and people working in academia need to notice and start using it!)
“I don't think Pangram is reliable.” “Have you actually used it?” “No.”
Pangram — the most reliable AI text detector.
I just ran Pangram against my blog and 100 fresh Claude outputs. Great stuff.
Best advertisement for @pangram I've ever seen… Pangram will be one of the world's most valuable companies.
For samples of at least a few hundred words, Pangram is very good at sorting human-written prose from text that came straight out of an LLM.
I honestly find Pangram helpful to tell me "no that's not actually AI".
Very grateful for @pangram saving me so much time from reading slop.
The new Pangram 3.3 finally catches the declanked text as AI-generated. They actually report much better numbers against humanizers… honestly impressed so far!
Love the @pangram plugin. Don't even need to copy/paste across to the website. Can just skip right along.
This is a tool I already can't live without… thank you for making the internet a little more usable.
Pangram is actually pretty damn accurate even on short pieces of writing. This is a real step forward, and I stand corrected.
I wrote the text, had GPT "fix it" and then deleted a few words. But even then Pangram sees right through it.
Pangram almost never false-positives; it almost always only false-negatives.
Very impressed with @pangram. I had GPT 5.4 (thinking) generate a few paragraphs based on an extensive outline I drafted myself… Pangram is not fooled for a second.
Genuinely have never once put good writing into Pangram and got back 100% AI.
Based on our experiences in the fall term, we have high confidence in Pangram as a detector of AI content, at least in Wikipedia articles.
I tried it on 20 pre-ChatGPT pieces of writing… every single piece was correctly identified as 100% human written.
Of these three, Pangram was the most accurate and had zero FPR — false positive rate.
Third-party analysis has consistently determined Pangram to be the most accurate, with a near-zero rate of false positives.
Pangram noticeably outperforms other LLM content detection services I've tried. If you run a platform with user-generated content, you should probably be using it.
Have gotten in the habit of submitting my own 100% human / 0% LLM writing to Pangram pre-emptively to make sure it sees it as human.
Pangram correctly assessed 118 items I wrote as human authored, and the 1 AI-authored item as AI!
Use @pangram, it is the most accurate! We have been using it for more than a year and have seen extremely small false positives or negatives.
An English professor I know swears by Pangram. He went back over two years of pre-ChatGPT student papers — they all came back 100% Human Written.
Pangram is significantly more accurate than other AI detectors, afaict; if it says something is AI-generated that is very likely to be true.
Pangram is one of the most pro-social, AI-centered technologies of the past year and a great example of defensive acceleration. If you don't use the plugin, do.
You really can trust it… we should be incredibly grateful that it works.
Pangram — the most reliable AI text detector.
I did not believe Pangram at first, I even criticized it, but then quickly compared the results and found @pangram is actually doing way better (no comparison!) over other absolutely useless "AI detectors."
For samples of at least a few hundred words, Pangram is very good at sorting human-written prose from text that came straight out of an LLM.
Using @pangram browser extension over the last few weeks has been an interesting experience. You notice that even popular articles written and shared by known/real people are entirely AI generated.
The new Pangram 3.3 finally catches the declanked text as AI-generated. They actually report much better numbers against humanizers… honestly impressed so far!
The Pangram Chrome AI Detection plugin is REALLY something… This thing is… a lot of fun.
Pangram is actually pretty damn accurate even on short pieces of writing. This is a real step forward, and I stand corrected.
I have literally never had something definitely human-written come back as anything but High Confidence 100% Human-Written on Pangram.
Very impressed with @pangram. I had GPT 5.4 (thinking) generate a few paragraphs based on an extensive outline I drafted myself… Pangram is not fooled for a second.
Pangram is genuinely on a completely different level. I've tested it on my own writing and never had a false positive. ty for protecting us from slop 🫡
I tried it on 20 pre-ChatGPT pieces of writing… every single piece was correctly identified as 100% human written.
Pangram Labs has done something no other AI detector has: achieved a near-zero false positive rate… Pangram is, as I see it, the first successful offensive in humanity's reconquest of the web.
And this is why pangram is THAT bitch 💅
Join thousands who trust Pangram to catch AI writing.
Try Pangram freeLike many, I was surprised it works so well… I have also found it to be way more helpful than I expected. Much easier to instantly identify and fade slop now.
I paid out of pocket for a Pangram account this year. It was worth every penny.
The City AM sports desk uses Pangram to screen all of our OpEds — amid a huge crackdown on what we call SlopEds.
Huge fan of the Pangram Labs extension. They dialed in specificity/sensitivity really well, and it's not easy to beat… great model + product.
Installing the Pangram browser extension that automatically scans everything for AI content has been a godsend — you instantly know whether to bother reading something.
“I don't think Pangram is reliable.” “Have you actually used it?” “No.”
Pangram, the leading detector whose false positive rate is reported as roughly 1 in 10,000 in its own audits and near zero on medium-to-long passages.
Best advertisement for @pangram I've ever seen… Pangram will be one of the world's most valuable companies.
Pangram is, pretty clearly, the best commercial AI-detection tool on the market. That's a technical claim, not a marketing one.
Very grateful for @pangram saving me so much time from reading slop.
According to GPTZero, my fully human-written text is 77% AI. (Pangram score: 100% human.)
This is a tool I already can't live without… thank you for making the internet a little more usable.
I use Pangram nearly every day. It's been essential in moderating AI slop on r/slatestarcodex.
Pangram almost never false-positives; it almost always only false-negatives.
Pangram is already one of my fav AI labs solving one of the most important problems of our time.
Based on our experiences in the fall term, we have high confidence in Pangram as a detector of AI content, at least in Wikipedia articles.
Discovered @pangram today, blown by the accuracy and the details to which they are able to claim. Plus, their research and case studies page were brilliant!
Pangram and Originality.ai were the most reliable performers. Pangram returned 0 percent across all ten articles, correctly identifying every piece as human written.
Independent studies have found Pangram to be largely reliable in distinguishing wholly human-written texts from those partly or entirely composed by software.
The day Pangram stops working is the day I leave civilized society.
“He pangrammed it”, “pangram it first” — wild how quickly pangram became a verb.
Pangram's chrome extension has ruined Substack for me. wdym all my favorite writers are just three models in a trench coat.
I formally apologize to @pangram and @max_spero_ for doubting them. It's a strong value add of a product with very low harm-to-benefit ratio… I simply didn't believe AI could be so superhuman at detecting.
If Pangram Labs has a million fans, then I am one of them. If Pangram Labs has only one fan then that is me… If the world is against Pangram Labs, then I am against the world.
Genuinely an excellent product (and people working in academia need to notice and start using it!)
Notes from day 1 of testing Pangram: onboarding was extremely easy.
I just ran Pangram against my blog and 100 fresh Claude outputs. Great stuff.
Now that we have detectors that actually work (thank u Pangram), this is only a problem in people's head.
I honestly find Pangram helpful to tell me "no that's not actually AI".
Just ran an AI paper through 3.3… I'm impressed! Your engineers deserve a round of drinks.
Love the @pangram plugin. Don't even need to copy/paste across to the website. Can just skip right along.
Most of the AI text detectors I tested said the exposé for my master's thesis — which I typed with my own fingers, not using AI at all — was at least partially written by AI 💀. Shoutout to @pangram for not believing I am an AI.
I wrote the text, had GPT "fix it" and then deleted a few words. But even then Pangram sees right through it.
There are already and will continue to be superhuman LLMs capable of astonishing feats of meticulousness and creativity, and all their writing will nevertheless be caught by Pangram.
Genuinely have never once put good writing into Pangram and got back 100% AI.
The only reliable one that I've seen rn is Pangram… (also, kinda cool that it can detect mixed AI use!)
Of these three, Pangram was the most accurate and had zero FPR — false positive rate.
Run any text through Pangram, or catch AI as you browse with the free browser extension.
