Flip, Don't Shuffle: Watermarking LLMs at the Speed of Inference

Researchers propose a fast watermarking technique for large language models that embeds ownership signals during inference without slowing generation speed, addressing the challenge of protecting LLM intellectual property. The method, called 'flip' watermarking, uses efficient bit-flipping rather than shuffling operations, making it practical for production deployments while maintaining detectability for IP verification and misuse detection.

Researchers propose a fast watermarking technique for large language models that embeds ownership signals during inference without slowing generation speed, addressing the challenge of protecting LLM intellectual property. The method, called 'flip' watermarking, uses efficient bit-flipping rather than shuffling operations, making it practical for production deployments while maintaining detectability for IP verification and misuse detection.

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