Anthropic has revealed that it will soon watermark content that is processed (not just generated!) by any of its models. In a support article, Anthropic explained that it was rolling out machine-readable watermarks to comply with the European Union’s AI Act,

Claude will start watermarking everything it writes

Anthropic has put itself at odds with nearly the entire AI industry. In a conspicuous break with its peers, the frontier lab declined last month to sign an open letter supporting a permissive policy toward open-weight AI models, which anyone can download, modify, and run on their own devices.

Anthropic is trying to solve the problem of identifying AI-generated text, but a persistent watermark could create another one if AI assistance is mistaken for AI authorship.

Anthropic will make Auto mode the default for Pro, Max, and Team users starting August 14.

Programming with Claude Code will soon require even less human oversight.

Anthropic will make Auto Mode the default setting in Claude Code for Pro, Max and Team subscribers from August 14. The company says the system can identify and block risky actions while allowing Claude to work with fewer interruptions,

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