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    ChatGPT is set to start adding invisible watermarks to AI-generated text in the EU, making it possible for approved organizations to detect whether content was created by AI. The technology will roll out across ChatGPT and Codex over the coming weeks, while API customers elsewhere can opt in on supported models. However, OpenAI says the detection system has significant limitations, with its accuracy dropping on shorter or heavily edited text. #chatGPT #AI #technology #news #viral
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    ChatGPT is set to start adding invisible watermarks to AI-generated text in the EU, making it possible for approved organizations to detect whether content was created by AI. The technology will roll out across ChatGPT and Codex over the coming weeks, while API customers elsewhere can opt in on supported models. However, OpenAI says the detection system has significant limitations, with its accuracy dropping on shorter or heavily edited text. #chatGPT #AI #technology #news #viral
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