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I really want to be able to try Gemini without the AI watermark. IIRC they've used SynthID from the start and it makes me wonder if it's the source of all of Ge
by rany_ 2y ago
I really want to be able to try Gemini without the AI watermark. IIRC they've used SynthID from the start and it makes me wonder if it's the source of all of Gemini's issues.
Obviously Google claims that it doesn't cause any issues but I'd think that OpenAI and other competitors would have something similar to SynthID if it didn't impact performance.
- throwaway314155 2y ago> IIRC they've used SynthID from the start Is that not at odds with what's presented in the article here?
- rany_ 2y agoIt's not. They've mentioned that they had SynthID integrated before (I'm almost certain it was from the very start). What changed is that tools to detect that something is from Google's LLM is public now. > Google has already integrated this new watermarking system into its Gemini chatbot, the company announced today. Key word: already > It has also open-sourced the tool and made it available to developers and businesses, allowing them to use the tool to determine whether text outputs have come from their own large language models (LLMs), the AI systems that power chatbots. That's basically the change.