Comment on A weird phrase is plaguing scientific papersComments−bigthymer1ySimilar to how cartographers embed false information into maps to catch plagiarists, I expect a deliberate practice such as this to proliferate to catch specific sources used by AI.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fictitious_entry−avidiax1yThe model makers can also embed such things to prove if someone copied the model or perhaps that they trained on their model's outputs.Would also be fun to make a model that has no idea that dropbears aren't real, but thinks that Bigfoot is real, but is taboo to talk about.
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Similar to how cartographers embed false information into maps to catch plagiarists, I expect a deliberate practice such as this to proliferate to catch specific sources used by AI.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fictitious_entry
The model makers can also embed such things to prove if someone copied the model or perhaps that they trained on their model's outputs.
Would also be fun to make a model that has no idea that dropbears aren't real, but thinks that Bigfoot is real, but is taboo to talk about.