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OpenAI's new watermark designed to identify ChatGPT-generated text can be disrupted by editing as little as one word in every four. This suggests the watermark's robustness against simple text modifications is limited.
OpenAI's new watermark designed to identify ChatGPT-generated text can be disrupted by editing as little as one word in every four. This suggests the watermark's robustness against simple text modifications is limited.
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Watermarks are intended to help detect AI-generated content, but if minor edits can break them, their reliability in real-world applications may be compromised. This impacts efforts to distinguish human from AI writing in various contexts.
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