Google uses SynthID Bio to watermark AI-designed proteins
Google figures out how to watermark AI-designed proteins
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A Google DeepMind team published a paper proposing SynthID Bio, a protein-watermarking system based on SynthID. It can distribute watermarks randomly through AI-designed protein sequences without harming protein function.
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Google / GeminiData and trainingSafety and alignmentPapers and research#Research#Safety and alignment#DeepMind#Data and training#Google
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