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Part of the legislation requires them to make a public AI text detector (ala GPTZero I assume). Wouldn’t having that be enough to eventually reverse engineer t
by demibabs 2mo ago
Part of the legislation requires them to make a public AI text detector (ala GPTZero I assume).
Wouldn’t having that be enough to eventually reverse engineer the key?
- dare944 2mo agoNot if they designed the algorithm right.
- inigyou 2mo agoProbably not to get the key, but you could certainly use it adversarially to remove the watermark. Removal may come down to changing every third token to a different one.
- NewsaHackO 2mo agoYea, they are going to have to monitor how often similar writing pieces are being submitted, or limit the access to the checker somehow.
- inigyou 2mo agoEurope trusts its institutions way too much. It may well be that only the police can access the checker.