Pangram, a New York startup known for detecting AI-generated text, is expanding into detecting AI fakes in images and video. According to reports, it has launched tools it describes as new models for spotting synthetic media, broadening the company’s coverage beyond text-only checks.
The Next Web and Digital Trends say Pangram Image 1.0 is now broadly available on the web, through its API, and via its Chrome extension, with Image 1.0 previously offered as a research preview. The Next Web adds that Pangram also released Image Flash 1.0 for video, positioning it as a faster option. Engadget frames the development as Pangram extending its AI detection capability into “video and images,” describing it as a move into additional kinds of synthetic content.
While the outlets broadly agree on the product direction and distribution channels, The Next Web is the only one among the three summaries that mentions performance claims, including results from Pangram’s own tests and from an academic benchmark.
