Pangram founder Max Spero has 'no doubt' about AI use in Thélyson Orélien's best-selling novel
- Posted on September 25, 2026
- By Le Monde
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In brief
Pangram, an advanced AI detection platform founded by Max Spero, has gained significant traction over the past three years as a leading tool for identifying artificially generated content in literary works. The platform's involvement in analyzing bestselling author Thélyson Orélien's novel has reignited debates about AI integration in publishing. Spero envisions his technology functioning similarly to nutritional labeling, providing transparent disclosure of AI usage in written materials.
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Pangram founder Max Spero has 'no doubt' about AI use in Thélyson Orélien's best-selling novel
In three years, the AI detection tool Pangram has become one of the most effective in its field, sparking several controversies in the United States. According to its creator, Max Spéro, it could come to be 'like a nutrition label' for written prose.
