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OpenAI has banned Russian ChatGPT accounts involved in a covert misinformation campaign, highlighting how AI can be exploited to manufacture authority. The company emphasized the role of AI as a supporting tool in broader influence operations.
OpenAI has banned Russian ChatGPT accounts involved in a covert misinformation campaign, highlighting how AI can be exploited to manufacture authority. The company emphasized the role of AI as a supporting tool in broader influence operations.
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The AI company said the incident "illustrates how influence actors can use AI as a supporting tool within a broader effort to manufacture authority."
This incident demonstrates the potential misuse of consumer AI platforms in spreading disinformation and the challenges companies face in mitigating such risks. It underscores the need for vigilance in AI governance to prevent manipulation.
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