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Not sure why Anthropic is getting all the attention here. Google been doing this since at least late 2024[1] and openai I believe is doing this around 9 days ag
by pizzly 1mo ago
Not sure why Anthropic is getting all the attention here. Google been doing this since at least late 2024[1] and openai I believe is doing this around 9 days ago[2].
[1]https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08025-4 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-08025-4
[2]https://help.openai.com/en/articles/8912793-provenance-signals-content-credentials-synthid-in-openai-generated-content https://help.openai.com/en/articles/8912793-provenance-signa...
- greatgib 1mo agoThey don't do it for text I think that is the core issue. Somehow it is acceptable for us to have photo, video or audio watermarked but not text or worse code.
- pizzly 1mo agoRealized your right about OpenAI but they plan to. In the link they state "our goal is to expand provenance signals to all modalities including text" so its comming up regardless. I pretty sure Google does it though.
- AureliusMA 1mo agoThat’s what I can’t put my finger on, see my other comment : why would Anthropic tell the public.
- rsynnott 1mo agoThe EU AI Act requires them to do this. It would be pretty weird for them to say "we're not going to do this" while secretly doing it anyway.
- AureliusMA 1mo agoThanks
- port11 1mo agoI don’t think they are: > One need look no further than Reddit to find evidence of brewing discontent, though other posters on the site are not in agreement. It’s a post about some Reddit comments, a nothing-burger.