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Lasso Security's research tested Google's open-source SynthID-Text with six open-source models and found that watermarks may, through prompt injection, induce the model to change its responses to subsequent harmful requests, possibly via a mechanism in which the watermark key bias interferes with the attention patterns of safety judgments.
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