OpenAI reported that it blocked ChatGPT accounts from Russia and Iran involved in spreading propaganda through fake journalist profiles and social media comments.
OpenAI banned accounts from Russia and Iran linked to false front entities for geopolitical messaging.
Iranian operation used seven fake journalist profiles to publish articles in global media outlets.
Russian operation used a think-tank in Latin America without the employees' knowledge for covert activities.
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OpenAI's report showed how state actors could exploit widely available AI tools to spread sophisticated propaganda against adversaries at scale. (EPA Images pic)
WASHINGTON: OpenAI on Thursday said it shut down two influence operations - from Russia and Iran - that used ChatGPT to push fake journalist personas and run a "think-tank" to covertly peddle anti-Ukraine propaganda.
OpenAI's report is the latest illustration of how state actors can easily exploit widely available AI tools to peddle sophisticated propaganda against adversaries on a mass scale.
The American AI giant said it banned a cluster of ChatGPT accounts that originated in Russia and Iran and were used to support "false front" entities for geopolitical and conflict-related messaging.
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