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On the Information-Theoretic Limits of Latent-Space Watermarking Through Pretrained Generators
We study latent-space watermarking through a pretrained generator using a prescribed latent-to-output stochastic mapping, called the renderer. A watermark encoder selects the latent input using a message and secret key. For every message and semantic context, the released output must have exactly the desired conditional output distribution. For finite alphabets, we derive rate--key inner and outer bounds and characterize the coding and coordination requirements for realizing watermark communication through the prescribed latent interface. When the target output distribution of the generator un
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-09-21T10:10:27.000Z
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