WaterMax presents a new watermarking technique for LLM-generated text that prioritizes quality and detectability. It does not require modifications to the original LLM and offers theoretical proof of performance superiority over state-of-the-art methods. The paper discusses the importance of identifying generated texts to prevent misuse and highlights the trade-offs between quality, robustness, and detectability in watermarking schemes.
The content delves into the challenges of identifying machine-generated texts and proposes WaterMax as a solution that enhances both text quality and watermark detectability. By introducing a novel design that preserves key aspects of the original LLM, WaterMax aims to address limitations present in existing watermarking techniques. The paper provides insights into the theoretical model behind WaterMax's performance characteristics, emphasizing its ability to maintain high-quality text generation while ensuring effective watermark detection.
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by Eva Giboulot... às arxiv.org 03-11-2024
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