New York-based AI detection startup Pangram said on July 29 that it has raised $9 million in a funding round led by Menlo Ventures, with participation from Haystack, ScOp, Script Capital, and Cadenza. Alongside the financing, the company introduced Pangram 4, its latest AI text detection model, and Pangram Image, a new AI image detection model. Pangram said its text detector posts accuracy above 99% and is designed to identify AI-assisted writing, mixed human-machine content, and text generated by programs built to imitate human writing. The image model is currently in a research preview stage. According to the company, it uses pixel-level distribution analysis to identify AI-generated images across different models and can also detect AI-generated images that appear within real photographs.
According to BlockBeats, on July 29, New York-based AI detection startup Pangram announced a $9 million funding round led by Menlo Ventures, with Haystack, ScOp, Script Capital, and Cadenza also participating.
At the same time, the company released Pangram 4, its new AI text detection model, and Pangram Image, an AI image detection model.
Pangram said its text detector delivers accuracy of more than 99% and can identify AI-assisted writing, mixed human-machine content, and text generated by programs designed to imitate human writing. Its image detection model is currently in research preview. The company said the model uses pixel-level distribution analysis to detect AI-generated images across different models and can also identify AI images that appear inside real photographs.
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