Pangram tests a Gmail filter that can trash AI-written email

The tool would scan messages on Pangram's servers, apply AI, Mixed or Human labels, and automate where flagged mail goes.

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Pangram is turning AI detection from an advisory score into an inbox gate. Automatic filtering raises the cost of false positives while requiring server-side access to private email.

Pangram tests a Gmail filter that can trash AI-written email — The tool would scan messages on Pangram's servers, apply AI, Mixed or Human labels, and automate where flagged mail goes.

Pangram, the AI-detection business founded by Max Spero (@max_spero_) and Bradley Emi (@bradley_emi), is testing a Gmail integration that scans incoming messages and can automatically send email classified as AI-written to spam or trash.…

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