GoKawiilOpenAI to Embed Invisible Watermarks in ChatGPT Text in Europe
OpenAI announced plans to implement an invisible watermark in text generated by ChatGPT and Codex, starting in Europe to comply with the EU AI Act. The watermark, called textGrain, adds a statistical signal to the output, which can be detected by a dedicated tool to verify AI authorship. API users worldwide will also have the option to enable watermarking for certain models.
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This move could significantly impact how AI-generated content is identified and verified, addressing concerns over transparency and authenticity. It positions OpenAI to meet regulatory requirements while potentially influencing industry standards for AI accountability.
- Watermarks will be invisible and embedded in AI-generated text.
- The technology is initially limited to Europe due to regulatory compliance.
- Detection tools are being developed but may have limitations in accuracy.
Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-10-06
Published there as: “ChatGPT users, your AI-written text will soon carry a hidden watermark”
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