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A Princeton grad’s $30M AI detector is selling to Superhuman

Superhuman Acquires GPTZero: A Contradiction in AI Writing

Superhuman, the company formerly known as Grammarly, has made a significant move by acquiring GPTZero, the startup renowned for its ability to detect AI-generated writing. Ironically, as the internet becomes saturated with machine-produced text, the need to verify humanity arises as a product itself.

The deal highlights a fascinating contradiction: Superhuman's primary offering assists individuals in their writing, yet they now own a technology designed to identify AI output.

This narrative continues at The Next Web.

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