US EditionVandal Charged After Confessing Crime to ChatGPT
Ryan Schaefer allegedly damaged 17 vehicles causing thousands in damage and confessed to the acts in ChatGPT conversations minutes after, police said.
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College student trash-talks ChatGPT after allegedly confessing to mass vandalism: 'go f**k urslef'
A sophomore from Missouri State University allegedly confessed his crimes to a chatbot just minutes after committing them.The student, Ryan Schaefer, is accused by the Springfield Police Department of mass vandalizing 17 different vehicles in a university parking lot in the early hours of August 28.'Yeah go f**k urslef. thats why i f**ked up all those useless f**kers cars.'According to a police report obtained by the Smoking Gun, the damage incl…
Missouri Teen Arrested After ChatGPT Confession in Vandalism Case
In a bizarre intersection of youthful impulsivity and cutting-edge technology, a 19-year-old Missouri State University sophomore named Ryan Schaefer found himself in handcuffs after allegedly vandalizing 17 vehicles in a campus parking lot. Court documents reveal that Schaefer, fueled by frustration over a recent breakup, took a metal pipe to car windows and mirrors, causing thousands in damages. But what sealed his fate wasn’t just surveillance…
A US university student has managed to indict himself after admitting to vandalizing cars in conversations with ChatGPT, the Independent reports. Ryan Schaefer, a 19-year-old sophomore at Missouri State University, has been charged with aggravated property damage. Schaefer was caught on surveillance cameras the day after his overnight vandalism. After his arrest, investigators searched his phone and found conversations with the artificial intell…
ChatGPT, cell data help arrest Springfield teen for MSU parking lot vandalism
(OzarksFirst) SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — A Springfield teen allegedly damaged 17 vehicles in a Missouri State University (MSU) freshman parking lot in late August, with ChatGPT and cell data used in the investigation leading to his arrest. According to online court dockets, Ryan Joseph Schaefer, born in 2006, is charged with felony first-degree property damage in Greene County Circuit Court. FULL STORY: https://www.ozarksfirst.com/news/chatgpt-evidence-…
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