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Pangram expands its AI detection tools to video and images

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Engadget
By staff@engadget.com (Karissa Bell)
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Pangram expands its AI detection tools to video and images
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The company behind the widely used tool for AI text is moving into more kinds of AI slop.

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  • Pangram expands its AI detection tools to video and images.
  • The company behind the widely used tool for AI text is moving into more kinds of AI slop.
  • The company behind the widely used tool for AI text is moving into more kinds of AI slop.

The company behind the widely used tool for AI text is moving into more kinds of AI slop.

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