US EditionOpenAI removes users in China, North Korea suspected of malicious activities
- OpenAI has removed accounts of users from China and North Korea for using its technology in malicious activities, including surveillance and opinion-influence operations.
- Users generated news articles that denigrated the United States, which were published under a Chinese company’s byline.
- Malicious actors potentially linked to North Korea created fraudulent online profiles to obtain jobs at Western companies.
- The U.S. government is concerned about China's alleged use of artificial intelligence to repress its population and undermine security.
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The tool on which these accounts are working is designed to report to the Chinese government calls for demonstrations supporting in particular the Uighur cause. OpenAI also found that ChatGPT was used for disinformation operations.
OpenAI bans dozens of accounts tied to North Korean IT workers’ fake job schemes
North Korean overseas IT workers used artificial intelligence (AI) firm OpenAI’s proprietary tools to create job applications and online personas in order to generate foreign currency for the DPRK regime, prompting the U.S. firm to ban dozens of accounts linked to their fraudulent activities. OpenAI said in a press release on Friday that it discovered […]
OpenAI removes users in China, North Korea suspected of malicious activities
OpenAI has removed accounts of users from China and North Korea who the artificial intelligence company believes were using its technology for malicious purposes including surveillance and opinion-influence operations, the ChatGPT maker said on Friday.
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OpenAI says it banned accounts potentially linked to N. Korea over deceptive employment scheme
OpenAI, a U.S. artificial intelligence (AI) firm, said Friday it has banned user accounts that were potentially used to facilitate a deceptive employment scheme possibly connected to North Korea, as it seeks to ensure its AI models are not utilized for malicious purposes.
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