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🚨 This guy just leaked the GITHUB's 1 command that removes Claude's watermark and it is spreading everywhere right now. Most people using Claude have zero idea the text carries invisible signals that identify it as AI-generated even after copying and pasting across multiple apps. Hidden Unicode characters. Statistical... show more

Kanika

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Secta25 days ago

hidden unicode dies on paste but sentence stats still travel

Fromagefrait25 days ago

That why you have to use DraftToDone 😉

Kanika25 days ago

oh will check out

Fromagefrait25 days ago

If you need help, don't hesitate to me DM. I would love to help you and get feedback

Trey Gibbons III25 days ago

@guillaumemeyer made the first removal tool for this I seen. But I been wondering

Lenora Watson24 days ago

keep posting stuff like this

Kanika24 days ago

Much appreciate

Neil Payne24 days ago

@threadreaderapp unroll

rumisa omar24 days ago

这个说法有点扯，Claude的水印不是那么容易去掉的，而且真要去除水印本身就有争议。与其折腾这个，不如想想怎么提升内容质量。

Slonski25 days ago

most people did not even know it was there

AI Mastery Guide24 days ago

Never knew AI text had hidden markers like that

HASSAN15 days ago

This is the whole flaw in one screenshot: anyone motivated enough to deceive runs the strip command in 5 seconds. The people who never bother are the honest ones. So the mark stays on exactly the users it was never aimed at.

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