AI detection startup Pangram has introduced new tools to help users identify AI-generated images and videos, offering a potential way to separate authentic content from the growing flood of ‘AI slop’.

Known for its widely used tool to detect AI-generated text, Pangram said that users can now upload videos and get an assessment of whether AI tools were used to create or edit the clips. The New York-based company said it has also upgraded its AI image detection tool with new capabilities.

Pangram’s new AI video detection and latest image detection capabilities are currently only available to paid subscribers. However, free tier users can run a handful of images through its detector even if they have not signed up for a paid plan.

Its expansion of AI detection capabilities comes at a time when generative AI continues to permeate more and more forms of communication.…