@ihateevwrything@Lab_2112@cwjones89 So if that question was "nonsensical" to you, well, you might benefit from running your ideas by an AI next time before you share them. π
@ihateevwrything@Lab_2112@cwjones89 You actually think that's solid logic? What if I'm lazy on occasion? What if I want to increase output on boring, repetitive writing tasks? What if I want to catch mistakes? Not possible for any of those things to be true for someone who can also in fact write quite well?
No idea if this works or not, but... even if it doesn't, it WILL eventually. Maybe politicians and tech companies should stop trying to control the world and just make shit people want to use.
Claude can now watermark every sentence it writes.
Invisible. Travels with copy/paste. Survives light edits.
Introducing Claude Watermark Remover.
Paste Claude text. Kill the statistical mark. Keep the meaning.
Free. No signup. Built today after reading this @paulg post, shipping now.
https://t.co/q2Utf0mywI
@ihateevwrything@Lab_2112@cwjones89 What does one have to do with the other, I'm curious? This should be good. And no using AI to generate your response.
@Lab_2112@cwjones89 And "WE" will do just that when WE want to do just that, this news won't matter at the end of the day. Brave new world, either accept that or live your life crying, those are the options.
We did it, finally... Codex & ChatGPT desktop, now on Linux.
Thanks for waiting and you can cancel that MacBook order if you got impatient. Itβs that good.
π
The era of unprovable AI writing just ended.
Starting August 2, every new Claude model weaves an invisible watermark into the words it generates. Copy it, paste it into an email, a blog post, a college essay, and the watermark travels with the text. Anthropic will publish the detection method so anyone can check, which means your professor, your boss, and the platform you post on can all run the same test you can.
Here's the part almost nobody knows. Google has been doing this to Gemini since 2024. Every Gemini answer you've read for two years carried a hidden signature, and Google barely mentioned it. Claude joining means the two most-used writing models on earth now sign their own work.
Think about what this ends. The entire appeal of AI writing was deniability. Your cover letter, your LinkedIn post, your term paper, your "personal" apology email. Nobody could ever prove a machine wrote it, and everyone quietly relied on that. The labs themselves just decided to hand out the proof.
The mechanism is the wild part. The model tilts its word choices according to a secret key, and across a few hundred words those tilts form a pattern a detector can confirm.
The writing carries its own confession in the sentence structure.
Paraphrase hard enough and it washes out. Short snippets slip through too. But the default just flipped. AI text used to be innocent until proven guilty.
Now it ships pre-confessed.