ChatGPT might follow Claude’s watermark pledge – but Grok to swerve it
Elon Musk’s Grok is poised to swerve rivals’ plans to ‘watermark’ all artificially-generated content, after refusing to sign up to a European push forcing firms to make AI content traceable. xAI was the only major large language model maker to shun a European Union-led move to tighten AI transparency rules that means the likes of [...]
Elon Musk's Grok, developed by xAI, appears set to diverge from the path taken by Claude-maker Anthropic, who recently joined a European Union-led initiative to embed invisible watermarks into AI-generated content. While the likes of Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI have pledged to make AI responses traceable, xAI has declined to sign up to the charter.
Grok, however, remains subject to applicable requirements under the EU AI Act, potentially obliging it to introduce its own system for marking AI-generated material despite not being part of the code.
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