Pangram Labs AI Releases: AI text market-share report, Pangram 4 + Pangram Image & Pangram Chrome extension

ThursdAI — the weekly AI news podcast hosted by Alex Volkov — has covered 3 Pangram Labs releases since Apr 2026, most recently AI text market-share report on Aug 13, 2026. Highlights include Pangram Chrome extension. Every entry below has primary-source links and the episode segment where we covered it live, plus key numbers where we have them.

3 releases3 episodesApr 2026 – Aug 2026

August 2026 1

Pangram
Also Released

AI text market-share report

Pangram: OpenAI holds 50%+ of AI text share, Anthropic triples to 14.9%

Pangram published model market-share data based on AI text detection: OpenAI holds over 50% of AI-generated text share, Anthropic tripled to 14.9%, and Google fell to 1.9%.

50%+ OpenAI share of AI text14.9% Anthropic (tripled)1.9% Google

July 2026 1

Pangram Labs
Products & Apps

Pangram 4 + Pangram Image

Pangram 4: a 6x-larger AI text detector with token-level attribution, plus image detection in preview

Co-founder Max Spero joined the show for Pangram 4: 6x the parameters of v3, a claimed 1-in-24,000 false positive rate on pre-2022 human text, 98.8% detection across 13 commercial humanizer tools, and token-level mixed-authorship attribution that can flag a single pasted AI sentence inside a human document. It distinguishes AI-generated from AI-assisted writing and is now integrated natively into Substack. Pangram Image ships in research preview at a claimed 99.5% accuracy with heat maps that light up AI regions; deepfake face swaps and traditional Photoshop are explicitly out of scope for now.

1 in 24,000 false positive rate on human pre-2022 documents98.8% humanizer-tool detection across 13 tools99.5% claimed image-detection accuracy (research preview)

April 2026 1

Pangram Labs
Products & Apps

Pangram Chrome extension

Pangram Labs Chrome extension flags AI content in real time

Pangram Labs launched a Chrome extension that auto-flags AI-generated content in real time on X, LinkedIn, Reddit, Substack, and Medium, claiming 99.98% accuracy with a 1-in-10,000 false positive rate. Co-founder Max Spero demoed it live on the show; Taylor Lorenz also used the Pangram API to find many top-25 Substack bestsellers are near-fully AI-generated.