Instead of getting the text directly from Claude, it’s now using Claude to generate AI-generated text, passing it through a local model, and then having edited AI-generated text, which is likely not watermarked anymore.
作者的预测值得记下来做后续验证：水印不会拦住批量产 AI 内容的人，只会往流水线加一道本地小模型改写。结果是水印筛掉了合规使用者，筛不掉恶意使用者，还顺带让漂白后的文本质量更差。这跟「水印能净化互联网」的期待正好相反，也是评估任何溯源技术时该先问的问题：绕过成本是多少。
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