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OpenAI today announced how it will comply with the EU AI Act, which requires providers of generative AI systems to mark AI-generated text in a way that makes it identifiable. Here are the details.

Passing off ChatGPT’s work as your own is about to get tougher—at least if you live in the European Union. On Monday, OpenAI announced that it would start inserting an invisible watermark, imperceptible to the naked eye but identifiable by machine, into all text outputs generated by its AI models, including ChatGPT and its coding…

In our first blog post in this series, we used an indirect prompt injection payload that was both hidden from the user and also an instruction to the summarizer.

The feature lets customers ask for suggestions, place repeat orders, and complete order transactions without opening the app.

Your daily brain workout:Only The Best And Brightest Minds Are Solving Today’s Word Chains

“Just use an LLM for it” has become the default answer to almost any text classification problem — routing support tickets, tagging feedback, sorting incoming requests. Zero-shot classification with a modern LLM needs no training data at all, which makes it an easy default when a project starts.

The fixed-fee software system integrates with existing customer relationship management platforms to process inbound inquiries while hosting data locally for regulatory compliance

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Anthropic will embed invisible watermarks in text produced by its new Claude models and include signed provenance metadata with generated files, as detailed in a support article. This marking is implemented worldwide, not just in the European Union. According to Anthropic, a detected mark indicates that Claude may have processed the content, but it does…