
Anthropic has announced it is adding invisible watermarks to text generated by its Claude AI models. The company says the hidden signal remains even when text is copied and pasted. This follows…
Anthropic has announced it is adding invisible watermarks to text generated by its Claude AI models. The company says the hidden signal remains even when text is copied and pasted. This follows Anthropic signing the EU's AI Act Article 50(2) Code of Practice on transparency of AI-generated content. Claude models launched after August 2, 2026, will support the marking system from day one. The feature is rolling out globally.
Critics may dismiss watermarks as easily circumvented or insufficient against deepfakes. But this is a concrete step toward accountability, backed by the EU's regulatory push. Watermarks are not foolproof, but they set a baseline. The real test will be how well they survive editing and whether other AI firms follow suit. Until then, trust in AI-generated text remains a work in progress.
Source: gadgets360.com
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