Anthropic adds invisible watermark to all Claude-processed content

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Anthropic has introduced a hidden watermark system for its Claude AI, designed to flag any content the model has processed. The watermark applies broadly, marking not just AI-generated text but also human-written content that Claude has merely edited or touched. The system is currently invisible, meaning recipients or readers cannot detect its presence at this stage. The move appears aimed at improving traceability and transparency around AI involvement in content creation. No timeline has been announced for when or whether the watermark will become publicly visible or detectable.

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