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I don't really see how this would work anyway. Even if you find a way to 100% watermark any text, couldn't you just use a non-watermark model? I have a hard ti

I don't really see how this would work anyway. Even if you find a way to 100% watermark any text, couldn't you just use a non-watermark model? I have a hard time believing every AI company on heart would comply. Hell, even if every AI company on earth decide to somehow apply watermarking to their next model, they would also need to apply it to all the previous version that they commercialize. Given that anybody could make a copy of an open source model right now and would be safe forever, this seems quite the lost cause to me.

theshrike79 2mo ago
This is just managing the low-effort low hanging fruit. The students who, without a single neuron activating, will just copy paste questions to an AI web UI and paste the answers back. Or the mid-tier corporate people who file 50 page "reports" that are 100% AI bullshit. None of them will install a local model with no watermarking or bother looking up some Badonk AI service to do the same thing.