AI watermarking could soon provide a way for educators to tell whether students have used AI or not.
To comply with the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act, tech companies will have to watermark content generated through their AI tools. Google is already watermarking text created through its products, and Anthropic wills start doing so with similar techniques. OpenAI is expected to develop watermarking methods for its products as well.
Sarah Fisher, a lecturer in philosophy at Cardiff University in Wales, believes this is all a step in the right direction inside and beyond the classroom, though she acknowledges the new technology won’t be perfect.
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