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How common is it for peer reviewed papers like this to be so far off their claimed findings? “According to Google's peer-reviewed and published paper, they cla
by kamranjon 3mo ago
How common is it for peer reviewed papers like this to be so far off their claimed findings?
“According to Google's peer-reviewed and published paper, they claim to have a true positive rate (TPR) above 99.97% -- meaning that they will miss their own watermarks less than 1 in 10,000 times. However, my own empirical testing found that is it much closer to 1 in 20.”
- a34729t 3mo agoIf there were bounties for invalidating peer reviewed research, I suspect this would be a lot leas common.