I assume so. You're the only one in the comments who understood the post, people read only two words and ignored the rest. I also found it interesting that the model seems to be trained to assume identities too. So maybe giving it an identity by name and attributes can enhance the model's performance.
Or people read it and came to a different conclusion?
perhaps a simpler explanation; that kimi occasionally proxies through to ChatGPT. Possibly for A/B testing, or to gather data for training purposes.
ChatGPT output is watermarked, but I guess the "invisible unicode" trick is easy to circumvent, and TextGrain is only activated for EU users.
Only Gemini and Claude output is watermarked.
> Over the coming weeks, we will add an invisible watermark to eligible ChatGPT and Codex text output in the European Union.