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I disliked the fact that the experiment only covered prose, which my eyes glossed over and made me actually do random entries to pass on and see the results. I'
by elikoga 1mo ago
I disliked the fact that the experiment only covered prose, which my eyes glossed over and made me actually do random entries to pass on and see the results. I'd love to see it on a more accurate output distribution like commented code
- gjm11 1mo agoI don't think anyone is, or plans to be, watermarking AI-generated code as opposed to text. [EDITED to add:] As pointed out by a helpful comment below, I was misremembering: Anthropic do apply their watermarking to code, they just say that it will have negligible impact on the actual code (because there's generally less scope for variation in that) but e.g. it will have its usual effect on comments in the code.
- red_admiral 1mo agoWhy not? It would help with a lot of potential legal issues.
- demibabs 1mo agoWhat do you mean? The watermarking applies to all text outputs, including code. It’s just much less effective since code is low entropy.
- raincole 1mo agohttps://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-text-watermark https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-text-watermark > code—which in very many cases has to be exact—has generally less watermarking than some other forms of text. Generally less watermarking. Not no watermarking.