You may have to be careful to keep the background of anything you ask Claude to write in the future.

I was reborn and returned to the era when, in order to lose weight, I translated Chinese into English, English into Romanian, and then back to Chinese again and again. Only this time, my opponent is not CNKI. But Claude. Just yesterday, Anthropic updated an official description: The new Claude model released after August 2 will support a machine-readable content tag, and the generated text will be embedded with a watermark. (Old models released before August 2 will have a transition period) From now on, every piece of text generated by Claude will have a watermark invisible to the naked eye. This matter was originally a trick of Anthropic to deal with the EU, but unexpectedly, Claude users around the world were treated indiscriminately. Moreover, wherever you use Claude, from Claude, Claude Platform (API), Claude Code, Cowork, to Claude called on AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Foundry, they are all covered by the watermark. Anyway, as soon as the news came out, the Internet immediately went crazy. The foreign brother directly mocked and secretly scolded Anthropic for being shameless. Some people are already considering our domestic models. Of course, some people think that this watermark can promote AI governance, which is a good thing. As for the fun people, if they don’t express their opinions, they are just joking, saying that the so-called watermark may not be high-tech at all, but the oral habits of Claude. You don’t even need a detector to check, you can smell it if you look twice. But what is more interesting is that we pragmatic domestic netizens put aside whether the watermark is meaningful or not. The top priority is to figure out how to remove it. Is it okay to copy and paste? What about screenshots? Throw it to another model and rewrite it? If that doesn't work, how about translating it into seven or eight languages ​​and then back again? First of all, those of you who think that you can remove the watermark by copying and pasting it, or taking a screenshot to identify the text, you can rest easy. Although specific