Pangram, verified by research* as the most accurate technology for AI text detection, has been selected by Qwoted to give journalists a way to recognize pitches created by AI so they can take action. Now with Pangram, journalists can see how much of a pitch was generated by AI so that they can take extra care when considering the source’s authenticity.

“We’re very excited that Pangram is now the trusted AI transparency tool to Qwoted, the network built to support working media and connect them with credible, human voices.”

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AI tools and Generative AI have made it easier to pitch journalists, but it also has also made it harder for journalists to find trustworthy sources. Qwoted addresses this problem by connecting journalists to credible, human sources for their stories, but generative AI and other AI-powered PR tools have posed several new challenges in the process. When AI is used, pitches can contain hallucinations, misinformation, and disinformation. With Pangram integrated into Qwoted, journalists can see how much of a pitch contains AI so that they can take a more discerning look, or ignore the pitch altogether.

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“The future of journalism depends on trust. This is why we’re delighted to be partnering with Pangram, which has set the gold standard for AI detection and attribution,” said Dan Simon, CEO of Qwoted. “Together we’re helping journalists do what they do best: tell the truth, backed by real sources.”

“Good decisions are based on good information, and we are proud to help journalists make better decisions by knowing more about the sources of information they’re receiving,” said Max Spero, CEO and Co-Founder of Pangram. “We’re very excited that Pangram is now the trusted AI transparency tool to Qwoted, the network built to support working media and connect them with credible, human voices.”