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A Certified Robust Watermark For Large Language Models

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arxiv 2409.19708 v1 pith:XASQMTBU submitted 2024-09-29 cs.CR

A Certified Robust Watermark For Large Language Models

classification cs.CR
keywords watermarkcertifiedrobustnessalgorithmalgorithmsmodelsattacksderive
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The effectiveness of watermark algorithms in AI-generated text identification has garnered significant attention. Concurrently, an increasing number of watermark algorithms have been proposed to enhance the robustness against various watermark attacks. However, these watermark algorithms remain susceptible to adaptive or unseen attacks. To address this issue, to our best knowledge, we propose the first certified robust watermark algorithm for large language models based on randomized smoothing, which can provide provable guarantees for watermarked text. Specifically, we utilize two different models respectively for watermark generation and detection and add Gaussian and Uniform noise respectively in the embedding and permutation space during the training and inference stages of the watermark detector to enhance the certified robustness of our watermark detector and derive certified radius. To evaluate the empirical robustness and certified robustness of our watermark algorithm, we conducted comprehensive experiments. The results indicate that our watermark algorithm shows comparable performance to baseline algorithms while our algorithm can derive substantial certified robustness, which means that our watermark can not be removed even under significant alterations.

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