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Improving authenticity and provenance in digital biomarkers: the case for digital watermarking

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Mahajan A & Powell D (2025) Improving authenticity and provenance in digital biomarkers: the case for digital watermarking. npj Digital Medicine, 8, Art. No.: 31. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41746-024-01374-4

Abstract
Enabled by the rapid rise in data collected by technologies, Digital Biomarkers (DBx) have emerged as a novel mechanism for assessment, diagnosis, and monitoring. However, the exponential growth and ability to generate new data has also raised questions about ways of ensuring the authenticity and accuracy of digital data. A recent study highlights how Large Language Models (LLMs) generating human-like content amplify these risks, and propose watermarking as a scalable solution to ensure data integrity. This article examines the potential of digital watermarking to help safeguard the reliability and provenance of DBx data, whilst also addressing broader challenges in health systems.

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npj Digital Medicine: Volume 8

StatusPublished
Publication date31/01/2025
Publication date online31/01/2025
Date accepted by journal07/12/2024
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PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
ISSN2398-6352
eISSN2398-6352

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Dr Dylan Powell

Dr Dylan Powell

Lecturer in Public Health & Innovation, Health Sciences Stirling

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