I wonder if this approach can be combined with "deep photo style transfer" to make a watermark that is clearly visible to human eyes, but is specifically permut

I wonder if this approach can be combined with "deep photo style transfer" to make a watermark that is clearly visible to human eyes, but is specifically permuted and adapted to the target image, in a way that it both appears to "belong" in the image (and thus is less disruptive for the legitimate purposes of evaluating images for suitability), but also destroys enough of the original image data to be impossible to remove without significantly and visibly altering the image? https://blog.acolyer.org/2017/08/18/deep-photo-style-transfer/ https://blog.acolyer.org/2017/08/18/deep-photo-style-transfe...