> I want any LLM I use to choose the very best, most precise words at every single decision point. Oh! If you want that, you should run your own model and set

> I want any LLM I use to choose the very best, most precise words at every single decision point. Oh! If you want that, you should run your own model and set the generation temperature to 0 :) Because that's not what any commercial LLM is doing. Never has been. This is just making up a universe that doesn't exist so you can get mad about no longer being in the universe that doesn't exist. The masking technique of using a subset of the statistical distribution for each next token isn't going to be meaningfully distinguishable from a natural language perspective. I honestly think its a very elegant way to implement watermarking. I've got no real opinions on how effective it will be to people actively trying to defeat it, but I suspect that the people who are trying to pretend that LLM text was something they wrote themselves are probably too lazy to put in the work to try and defeat it anyway.