Pangram has expanded its AI detection offerings beyond text to include video and image content. The company, which previously developed a tool for AI-generated text, now provides subscribers with functionalities to identify AI-generated or AI-edited visual media.
The new video detection tool allows users to upload videos and receive an assessment of AI involvement. It can differentiate between partially and entirely AI-generated clips and includes a "heatmap" feature to highlight AI-likely sections. Pangram states its video model achieved over 98 percent accuracy in internal testing for flagging AI content.
Pangram's AI image detection, previously a research preview (Pangram Image 1.0), is now available through the company's Chrome extension. This extension automatically scans images encountered during browsing and flags those likely to be AI-generated. The image model reportedly detected over 99 percent of AI images with a 0.27 percent false positive rate in testing.
Developing the image detection model presented challenges, particularly with distinguishing AI-generated content from AI post-processing in real photos, such as those from modern smartphone cameras. Pangram CEO Max Spero noted that the model had to be robust enough to handle post-processing while identifying fully AI-generated visuals. The company also advises that results for images below 512 x 512 resolution may come with reduced confidence.
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Pangram has released Pangram Image 1.0, a new AI image detection model, and Pangram Image Flash 1.0, a faster model for AI video detection. These tools offer improved accuracy, robustness to image edits, and the ability to localize AI content within images, addressing the growing need for reliable AI content identification.
Pangram, known for its AI text detection, has released new tools for identifying AI-generated images and videos. These updates allow subscribers to assess if video clips are partially or entirely AI-generated and automatically scan images for AI content via a Chrome extension. The company reports high accuracy rates in internal testing for both video and image detection.