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by JoshBlythe
67 days ago
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The dual-watermark theory makes alot of sense for defensive engineering. You always assume your outer layer will be broken and so keep a second layer that isn't publicly testable. Same as defence in depth anywhere else. I'm curious - as new models are being built constantly and they're naturally non-deterministic, do you think it's possible for end users to prove that? |
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How is the model relevant? The models are proprietary and you never see any of its outputs that haven't been watermarked.