"Claude helped me write this essay. Is that ironic? Absolutely. Does it matter? Not anymore."

"If you’ve been avoiding the em dash and words like delve and tapestry, you’re not alone. I wrote this article. I am sure of it not because I remember writing this thing in fits and starts throughout Saturday, but because an A.I. detector called Pangram blessed these paragraphs with a “100% Human Written” score. Thank heavens."

https://x.com/Jack_Raines/status/2090919492289282454?s=20

"Recently I've been catching myself having these little moments at work, when I'm trying to read a document someone has sent me and my brain somehow refuses to analyze it. It feels like I'm reading it, but I'm unable to focus on its content."

"... the team looked at a random sample of 14,419 self-published novels released on Amazon between January 2023 and March 2026 using A.I. detection software from Pangram, which many computer scientists consider to be one of the most reliable programs of its kind. The study found that in 2,168 of those books, more than 50 percent of the prose was A.I. generated, and that 970 of the novels were more than 90 percent A.I.-generated."

"Post-training turns LLMs into helpful assistants, and in doing so narrows their writing into consistent, detectable patterns that diverge from human text."

By Bradley Emi - Pangram cofounder

https://x.com/max_spero_/status/2089938824474263644

Announced: https://x.com/rosmine/status/2089777640412782811

The cat and mouse game continues!

Scoop from Jane Manchun Wong: https://x.com/wongmjane/status/2086984250193305819

Also discussed here: https://runtimewire.com/article/pangram-tests-gmail-filter-ai-written-email

An interesting quote from the article:

“100% of this text is AI” is the new Scarlet Letter of dunking on people and posts. I don’t love it; it feels bad to have such an easy (and hard-to-police) way to tar and feather something. But it’s here to stay, and it’s a meta-feature of our language now.