The text further notes that direct quote content may be erroneously watermarked as part of a response, and that the lack of a text watermark is no indication that the content wasn't AI-generated or processed. The AIA also requires service providers to offer tools to detect watermarks, and Anthropic says it'll "share details in forthcoming documentation."
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Jabberwocky79 I'm curious, because I has the dumb, whether this watermark would "appear" in documents created directly by Claude, or does it ride along with any generated text that is copy/pasted? For example, if I have a document that 75% me, and 25% AI-generated text that I copy/pasted, is someone on the other side going to be able to identify the AI-generated text via this watermark? Reply
GenericUser2001 Jabberwocky79 said: I'm curious, because I has the dumb, whether this watermark would "appear" in documents created directly by Claude, or does it ride along with any generated text that is copy/pasted? For example, if I have a document that 75% me, and 25% AI-generated text that I copy/pasted, is someone on the other side going to be able to identify the AI-generated text via this watermark? "Text that is copied-and-pasted and only lightly edited should retain the identifiable pattern. Anthropic says that the quality and meaning of the generated text won't suffer as a result of the marking process. Slices of text under 200 tokens are exempt under the Code of Practice, as they don't carry sufficient data to reliably watermark." Reply
usertests Go local, reject AI watermarking. Reply
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