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Watermarking images, particularly very high resolution images, I can understand, but I fail to see how with text, you would watermark it in a way that provides
by babyshake 3y ago
Watermarking images, particularly very high resolution images, I can understand, but I fail to see how with text, you would watermark it in a way that provides sufficient evidence it has been used for training data, unless the model is just quoting it at length.
- Closi 3y agoText watermarks are possible - one previously-used method is to use different ascii characters for spaces and dashes, that looks invisible to the user but can be detected if it’s a straight copy-paste (even when printed due to slightly differing lengths). Of course it’s possible to process these out, same as an image watermark.