All The News Fit For AI: Study Finds Publishers Are Using It, With Little Disclosure
By Ray Schultz
11/2/2025 – Publishing Insider
The report, based on a tool developed by Pangram Labs, found that of 186,000 articles studied in the summer of 2025, 9.1% were either AI-generated (5.2%) or mixed (3.9%). The remaining articles were classified as written by humans….Read more about the study Publishing Insider.
AI-Generated Text Finding Its Way Into News Copy
11/4/2025 – Media Confidential
Nearly 10% of articles in U.S. newspapers contain AI-generated text, with smaller publications showing the highest usage at 9.3% and larger ones at just 1.7%, a University of Maryland study reveals.
The analysis of 186,000 articles from summer 2025—using a Pangram Labs detection tool—found 5.2% fully AI-generated and 3.9% mixed human-AI, while 91% of publishers and 95% of authors failed to disclose AI involvement….Read more here at Media Confidential.
Some AI Detection Tools Work Well, Others Fail, Says New Research
By Erik Ofgang
11/03/2025 – Tech & Learning
Pangram was the most successful with what the researchers describe as “essentially zero false-positive rates and false-negative rates on medium-length to long passages,” and remained successful even when AI humanizers were used. That was much better than the open-source detection fared.
Pangram achieves near-perfect results in AI text detection tests, study reveals
By Jonathan Kemper
11/2/2025 – The Decorder
A new study from the University of Chicago finds major differences among commercial AI text detectors. While one tool performs nearly flawlessly, others fall short in key areas….Read more here at The Decorder.
Show me the money! – Interest in finance at Wabash reflects national trends
By Agustin Antelo
11/7/2025 – The Bachelor
According to Validated Insights, undergraduate enrollment in finance programs rose by 12.3% between spring 2024 and spring 2025, outpacing most other business disciplines. What was once an intimidating field filled with numbers has become a gateway to opportunity, independence and ambition…Read more of Agustin’s article in The Bachelor.
How New Mexico is working to inspire the next generation of trade workers
By: Jordan Honeycutt, Chad Brummett
11/5/2025 – KRQE
According to a report from Validated Insights earlier this year, trade school enrollment is projected to grow by more than 6% annually through 2030. For the past two years, the New Mexico Chamber of Commerce has been providing a pathway for high school students to discover a potentially lucrative career with the help of virtual […]