I tried the AI slop detector you can add to your web browser

The article describes the author's experience with Pangram, a Chrome browser extension that detects AI-generated content, including text, images, and videos, while browsing the web and social media. The author installed the extension, starting with a free plan offering 20 daily credits (up to 2,000 words or 4 images), then upgraded to the $20/month Individual plan, which enables automatic scanning of social feeds on platforms like X, LinkedIn, Medium, Substack, and Reddit, with a monthly allowance of 300,000 words, 600 images, or 50 minutes of video. The tool flags AI-generated posts and provides a health indicator comparing the user's AI exposure to others. The author found it effective for quickly verifying content provenance, though auto-scanning slowed some platforms, especially X. Pangram claims high accuracy (false positive rate below 1 in 10,000, and 99.8% and 99.6% detection for Claude Opus 5 and GPT 5.6 respectively), requires at least 50 words for text detection, includes plagiarism similarity checking, and is used by universities and companies. The author concludes that such detectors will become increasingly valuable as 'AI fatigue' grows.

(Source：Hotminute)