Reverse Approach: Watermarking Humans Instead of AI Content
AkindaGood_programer · reddit · 2026-08-28
The author proposes a counter-intuitive view: instead of the losing battle of watermarking AI, the industry should watermark human creations. By embedding metadata like edit counts, time taken, and pauses into text and images, then hashing and comparing them, it could be easier to verify human origin, though not foolproof.
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