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watermark

[waw-ter-mahrk, wot-er-] / ˈwɔ tərˌmɑrk, ˈwɒt ər- /


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The European Union’s AI Act — widely regarded as the most comprehensive framework — requires all AI-generated content, including deepfakes, to be clearly labeled with watermarks or metadata.

From Salon

Discolored grass covers the baseball infield, making it look as if watermarks were superimposed on a large swath of the pitch.

From Washington Post

It tried to demonstrate that Google was scraping info from its website by putting watermarks on its lyrics, which it said then appeared in Google searches but without any link back or attribution to Genius.

From The Verge

Justice emerged as perhaps the central theme of contemporary Italian politics in 1992, when the watermark Clean Hands investigation exposed complex, vast and systemic corruption that financed the country’s political parties.

From New York Times

But be wary: while these and other services may offer free templates, you may have to deal with watermarks, ads, or other add-ons that you might rather avoid.

From The Verge