Anthropic Adds Invisible Watermarks to AI Text
Anthropic is starting to add invisible watermarks to text created by its Claude models. This change helps people identify content made by artificial intelligence. It is part of the company's plan to follow the new EU AI Act.
These digital markers will be attached to files and text generated starting in August 2026. They are designed to be impossible for users to see but easy for software to detect. This provides clear proof that the text came from an AI.
The company wants to make sure its technology meets transparency standards. By tracking the origin of its content, Anthropic hopes to build more trust with its users. This shift applies to all new models released in the European Union.
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