Startup Pangram has raised $9 million to expand its artificial intelligence detection capabilities as the volume of AI-generated content increases online. The company also launched a new text detection model and previewed an image detection tool.
Pangram announced it secured $9 million in funding to scale its AI detection software, according to TechCrunch. This investment comes amid growing concerns about the proliferation of content created by artificial intelligence systems.
The startup simultaneously released Pangram 4, a new model designed to detect AI-generated text. In addition to the text detector, Pangram also unveiled an AI image detection model currently available in research preview. The company aims to help users identify whether online content was produced by AI or humans.
Pangram’s development of these tools responds directly to the increasing difficulty in distinguishing between human and machine-created content on the internet. As AI technology advances, detecting its output becomes crucial for maintaining authenticity and trust in online information.
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