Anthropic Details Claude Text Watermarking for EU AI Act
Anthropic announced that future Claude models will embed an invisible text watermark to comply with the EU AI Act. The method doesn't affect output quality, adds no hidden characters, costs no extra tokens, and carries no identifying information. Other major AI providers are implementing similar watermarks.
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