Pangram says the first 100 words are 100% AI slop.

(Don't shoot the messenger, just trying out Tangram for the first time.)

Pangram is wrong.

The text does not have any of the superfluous words typical for Claude/OpenAI talk.

It is written like an answer to "Explain to me like I am 5", but it contains appropriate information for such a context.

Only towards the end of the article, there are some signs that indicate AI editing, like a too frequent use of the word "simply", e.g.:

> "The one-clock-cycle delay introduced by an RDIMM is not simply a penalty. It results from pipelining the memory interface. "

This would have been better just: "The one-clock-cycle delay introduced by an RDIMM results from pipelining the memory interface."

Overall, it seems that the AI contribution was minimal.