Pangram raised $9 million for its AI detection system.
It partnered with Substack to label AI-written newsletters.
The startup also launched an AI image detection tool.
What happened
Pangram, an AI detection startup, has raised $9 million and partnered with Substack, which now uses its tech to show readers which authors use AI. It also released a new AI image detection tool.
Why it matters
AI-generated text and images are appearing in job applications, product reviews, and insurance claims, making it harder to trust online content. Pangram aims to be part of the 'trust layer' the internet needs.
What to watch
CEO Max Spero discussed the challenge of distinguishing AI-assisted from fully AI-generated content on TechCrunch's Equity podcast.
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The rise of AI-generated content has created a growing need for tools that can tell real from synthetic. Pangram is positioning itself in this space with its recent funding and Substack partnership, which gives it a real-world application. The new image detection tool expands its focus beyond text. As CEO Max Spero highlights, the line between AI-assisted and AI-generated content remains a key challenge, suggesting the technology will need to keep evolving to address this nuance.
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