Just wait until they build an AI watermark identifier and remover (which is a problem subset) and then use its output to train/update their model. They probabl

Just wait until they build an AI watermark identifier and remover (which is a problem subset) and then use its output to train/update their model. They probably already have specialized filtering models built to filter out censorable terms. They may be imperfect, but they are there. A watermark remover might be an easy addition. When Stable Diffusion released their model playground, I used the prompt Peter at the pearly gates dressed as a security guard and got three images two of which were censored and one that was an ordinary image. So, the capability is there already. Just a matter of time before they get good at watermark removal.