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Watermarking seems feasible for creative tasks (that admit many valid results). But if I craft a prompt that doesn't leave space for creativity, how can they i
by laurentlb 1mo ago
Watermarking seems feasible for creative tasks (that admit many valid results).
But if I craft a prompt that doesn't leave space for creativity, how can they include a watermark?
e.g. "Rewrite the following text, replacing 'foo' with 'bar'."
I'm curious to see where they draw the line, and whether the watermarking really affects the (perceived) quality of results.
- wisemanwillhear 1mo agoAlthough that feels like an overly simplistic example to the point of not being not being a helpful example, I agree that the amount of tokens to encode the watermark is so low in text, that it wouldn't take much to erase or distort it.
- rreichman 1mo agoThey can't include a watermark in that case, that's not the relevant use case.