I find this whole discussion tiring. Really you go after the fraudsters and their enablers. They're in another jurisdiction? Who moves the money for them? Go af

I find this whole discussion tiring. Really you go after the fraudsters and their enablers. They're in another jurisdiction? Who moves the money for them? Go after those people. Look this is not fancy work. But writing about limiting models is just useless when it comes to fraud prevention. Why are we talking about watermarking models? Because it's easier than doing the hard work of policing money flows.