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Europol sounds alarm about criminal use of ChatGPT, sees grim outlook

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EU police force Europol on Monday warned about the potential misuse of artificial intelligence-powered chatbot ChatGPT in phishing attempts, disinformation and cybercrime, adding to the chorus of concerns ranging from legal to ethical issues.

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The Register

Europol warns ChatGPT is already helping criminals

There is no honor among chatbots

2 years ago

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News18 India

Europol Warns 'Grim' Criminal Abuse of ChatGPT is On The Cards

Created by US startup OpenAI, ChatGPT appeared in November and was quickly seized upon by users amazed at its ability to answer difficult questions clearly, write sonnets or code, and even pass exams. Criminals could use ChatGPT to "speed up the research process significantly" in areas they know nothing about.

2 years ago·India

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Europol sounds alarm about criminal use of ChatGPT, sees grim outlook

By Foo Yun Chee BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU police force Europol on Monday warned about the potential misuse of artificial intelligence-powered chatbot ChatGPT in phishing attempts, disinformation and cybercrime, adding to the chorus of concerns

2 years ago·San Diego, United States

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Reuters

Europol sounds alarm about criminal use of ChatGPT, sees grim outlook

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Berliner Zeitung

Europol warns: ChatGPT promotes terror and sexual abuse of children

Investigators have investigated the use of chatbots. Her conclusion: In criminal hands, artificial intelligence is a threat to the general public.

2 years ago

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The Epoch Times

Europol Warns of 'Grim Outlook' Regarding ChatGPT

Europol, the European Union’s law enforcement agency, warned on Monday of the severe implications of artificial intelligence (AI) content generator ChatGPT being used for cybercrime and other malicious activities. Europol said the Microsoft-backed AI software could be used for cybercrime, including detailed impersonation attacks or phishing and spreading disinformation. The software can be asked to produce text on many possible topics and makes …

2 years ago·New York, United States

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