utf-ai for Agent generated content #6
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Jiaxin-Pei
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We have already seen agent generated content flooding our online spaces. While there are many people working on watermarking technologies, they are easily gamebale and therefore the real applications are restricted.
I would like to propose a new idea to design a new set of encodings for AI/agent generated cotent (e.g. UTF-AI). So essentially for all the agent communications, they should be done with AI specific encodings. These content should look exactly the same as human language, however, they should be encoded with a seperate set of chars so that computer systems can easily tell whether they are generated by agent or human.