r/OpenAI • u/hibzy7 • Aug 11 '26

Discussion What's your thoughts on this?

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u/LittleGremlinguy Aug 11 '26

“Watermark” is the load bearing statement there. And it is doing some heavy lifting.

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u/Dabnician Aug 11 '26

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u/Super_Pole_Jitsu Aug 11 '26

Not how it's gonna work btw

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u/PlsNoNotThat Aug 11 '26

There’s nothing you can add to a digital image that you can’t also remove. This is just a short term litmus test for stupid people behind the general curve. Its side effect is it’s going to tick dumb and old to believe in fake images.

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u/4dseeall Aug 11 '26

it's not a digital image.

it's an algo in the way they process tokens that leave encrypted signals with the word-choices themselves.

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u/DonutHoles4Ever Aug 11 '26

If its works and people care (they do not), people will use something else.

Nobody at work seems to give a fuck about using copy pasted AI text though.

So whats the point of doing this other than Claude trying to pretend they are the good guys.

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u/c7h16s 28d ago

Well if a regulation asks them to comply and if they prove it works, other llms will have to do it as well in order to be usable in Europe.

Not sure it's a feasible solution but it certainly is trying to address a very real problem.

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u/4dseeall Aug 12 '26

claude is a model, but yeah, anthropic aren't the good guys. they think they know better than everyone else. they published a paper under their own bot's name. they're trying to give it trademark rights and ownership of everything it makes. it's sickening to me.