
Briefing Chat: Anthropic rolls out new AI watermark — will it make a difference?
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Hi listeners, Benjamin here. Welcome to The Friday Show where we talk about a couple of stories that have been in the Nature briefing, which is of course Nature's Daily Email roundup of the latest science news. Here with me today is Lizzie Gibney. Lizzie, how are you doing? Hello, Ben. I'm good. Thank you. We've just been yabbering about how much we enjoy the
eclipse. Oh, I enjoy the eclipse so much. My colander got a lot of action. I'll tell you what. Right. Well, you've got a story that couldn't be more different today to start off with, And it's about AI and AI generated text.
Now we live in a world of course, where this is becoming a lot more prevalent, certainly in academia as well, that you know, evidence suggests
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