Original Reddit post

To the extent of my understanding, watermarking depends a lot on the context of what immediately precedes the word. However, in agentic task completion contexts, the finished product often does not represent a sequence of words generated by the agent. Perhaps in a first take the agent will generate a block of words which can be watermarked, however, as the agent goes back and edits the document, it will do so via javascript or python editing html code. Therefore, often the previous few words will not be the words seen in the final pdf, but instead will be for example, " ', ‘old_str’: 'Section 7 of the " Because of that when the final document, say pdf, is created, the text in it will not represent contiguous output of the AI and thus watermarking would fail. submitted by /u/yaakg25

Originally posted by u/yaakg25 on r/ArtificialInteligence