US EditionOpenAI blocks Iranian group's ChatGPT accounts for targeting US election
- OpenAI banned several ChatGPT accounts linked to an Iranian group trying to divide U.S. voters.
- This investigation follows a Microsoft Threat Analysis Center report detailing Iranian government tactics to influence the U.S. presidential election.
- According to Clint Watts, the aim is to create chaos and polarization among American voters before Election Day.
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ChatGPT developer OpenAI has taken down accounts that allegedly used the chatbot for an Iranian influence campaign. A network of Iranian accounts would have, among other things, produced fake news about the US presidential election, says OpenAI. In addition, articles were made about both the Democratic and Republican candidates. The accounts asked ChatGPT to draft texts on various topics, including the US presidential election, the conflict in G…
OpenAI says Iranian group using ChatGPT tried to sow division ahead of U.S. election
OpenAI says it banned a cluster of ChatGPT accounts after finding evidence that users were linked to an Iranian group attempting to sow division among U.S. voters.In a statement on Friday, OpenAI said it discovered online articles and social media comments that were created with the help of ChatGPT. The content did not get much reach — but focused on a number of divisive issues including the U.S. presidential election, Israel's war in Gaza, and …
The AI was used to create articles and comments for social media channels.
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