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Filligreetoday at 10:19 AM2 repliesview on HN

For watermarked long-form text, it is actually possible. Makes the watermark more fragile, but the math is considerably more forgiving than usual.


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embedding-shapetoday at 10:25 AM

> For watermarked long-form text

What about "watermarked long-form code"? I'm having a hard time understanding how a model could watermark not prose, but functional/semantic text like code, that actually has meaning. You can't switch our the characters, you can't use various types of whitespace, you can't add arbitrary code comments, and a lot of other restrictions. Is there any state of the art methods for watermarking code without affecting the quality/correctness?

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OGWhalestoday at 12:52 PM

And yet, it remains possible that a human could write the same sequence of characters.