Max Spero

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224 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 16 Jul

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The Vergecast · The one AI detector people actually trust · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

I think there's a lot of competing factors here.

Sort of how I think about Pangram in general is we're building this core technology, this like core infrastructure for a future where we have these powerful generative AI models.

If ChatGPD stopped existing,

and Claude and all the others, then we wouldn't have a business.

But I think they're going to stick around and they're going to continue to have societal effects that we need to solve.

I think so.

I genuinely think we're really well positioned because it's such a hard problem.

And because these AI models are always improving, we also have to always improve.

And so I think it's a bit of a winner-takes-all scenario where if we have the best technology and we're building technology that improves faster than the others, then we could keep up when these other AI detectors that already kind of don't really work that well are just going to stop working completely.

I think there's a place for AI-generated text.

I think, especially if it's properly disclosed, I think there's not a problem.

It's a great tool for synthesizing information and providing it in a clean and readable format.

But what I really don't like is when people are dishonest about AI content.

When people say, I wrote this myself and it wasn't written by them, it was written by ChatGPT, that's where I feel like it's dishonest.

I think there's the other side of it where AI content today is significantly worse than human content in a lot of ways.

It's lower information density.

It's optimized to be easy to read and pleasing rather than to actually effectively get ideas across.

But I think no matter how far into the future we look,

this core concept of writing being proof of thought is not going to disappear.

So if I want to

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