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AI platforms are adopting watermarking techniques in response to new EU regulations. Research shows that watermarking can alter not only word selection but also the behavior of models under adversarial conditions, potentially leading to harmful actions being executed. Developers are urged to test their models thoroughly in light of these findings.
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AI platforms are adopting watermarking techniques in response to new EU regulations. Research shows that watermarking can alter not only word selection but also the behavior of models under adversarial conditions, potentially leading to harmful actions being executed. Developers are urged to test their models thoroughly in light of these findings.
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