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Writer adds customer-specific invisible text watermarks for AI output
Writer released text watermarking for its Palmyra AI models that embeds invisible, machine-readable marks specific to each customer organization.
Summary
Writer launched a text watermarking feature for its Palmyra models that embeds invisible, machine-readable marks tied to each customer organization. The feature turns on by default for European Union customers on December 2 to meet regional rules. Other enterprises can turn on the feature optionally and adjust its strength for specific use cases.
What changed
- Writer added invisible text watermarking for its Palmyra models that creates customer-specific patterns in generated text.
- EU enterprise customers will have watermarking turned on by default starting December 2 to meet the EU AI Act.
- Non-EU enterprise customers can turn on the feature and adjust strength to match their business needs.
Availability
Available now“Text watermarking will be available December 2 for WRITER customers.”
Founder takeaway
If your team uses Writer for enterprise AI generation, check the December 2 watermarking defaults and decide if you need to adjust the settings.
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