Watermarking generated media with some tell-tale sign of it being fake allows users to manually check the legitimacy of the media

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If it is true that...

Users need the ability to know whether media is fake 0 0 1

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Watermarking generated media with some tell-tale sign of it being fake allows users to manually check the legitimacy of the media 0 0 1

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In trying to create a watermark for synthetic media, we need a system which ensures that there is always some tell-tale sign of it being fake 0 0 1

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