StealthGPT ships Super after saying Pangram broke its previous models
Founder Jozef Gherman's internal test says 89 of 100 rewrites passed Pangram V4, while 18% failed StealthGPT's factual-consistency check.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: StealthGPT
Why it matters
AI detectors and humanizers are training against one another in a continuing cycle. Super's claimed bypass rate is notable, but its 82% factual-consistency score shows the tradeoff.
StealthGPT founder Jozef Gherman announced Super on September 8th after saying Pangram 4 broke StealthGPT's previous text-rewriting models.
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