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OpenAI 2 years ago 29
OpenAI suspended an account that used AI to generate a fake ChatGPT error message falsely claiming to detect Russian troll activity. The hoax message mimicked ChatGPT's interface to spread disinformation. The incident highlights how AI tools can be misused to create convincing false error messages and spread unverified claims.
OpenAI 2 years ago 30 ● 2 sources
OpenAI removed Russia-linked accounts running an operation called "Stop News" that used AI to generate multilingual disinformation targeting Ukraine and Western countries. The operation created articles and social media posts in multiple languages designed to spread influence. This action limits a specific state-sponsored disinformation campaign's ability to use OpenAI's AI systems for coordinated inauthentic behavior.
OpenAI 2 years ago 12 ● 2 sources
OpenAI removed accounts engaged in a coordinated inauthentic behavior campaign called "A2Z" that used AI to generate multilingual content promoting political narratives about elections, Ukraine, and political issues across social media platforms. The operation targeted multiple languages and coordinated across at least several platforms to spread influence content at scale. The removal disrupts this particular network's ability to use OpenAI's tools for coordinated inauthentic amplification of political messaging.
OpenAI 2 years ago 37 ● 4 sources
OpenAI banned a network of Iran-linked accounts operating under the codename STORM-2035 that used AI tools to generate election-related content targeting US and UK audiences across multiple websites.
OpenAI 2 years ago 46
OpenAI terminated accounts that an Israel-based startup used to generate spam conversations and distribute gambling site links on X using OpenAI's models. The network involved accounts accessing OpenAI's API to create automated posts promoting betting platforms at scale. The action prevents further abuse of OpenAI's infrastructure for coordinated gambling promotion across social media.
OpenAI 2 years ago 19 ● 3 sources
OpenAI removed accounts originating from Rwanda that were using AI tools to generate partisan political comments before the country's elections. The removals targeted coordinated inauthentic behavior using OpenAI's models to create election-related content at scale. The action prevents AI-generated disinformation campaigns from influencing voters during a sensitive political period.
OpenAI 2 years ago 15 ● 3 sources
OpenAI suspended accounts that were using its AI tools to generate abusive reports and complaints targeting Vietnamese public figures and online platforms. The company did not disclose the number of accounts removed or the scale of the campaign. This action reflects OpenAI's enforcement of policies against using AI systems for harassment and coordinated abuse.
OpenAI 2 years ago 31 ● 3 sources
OpenAI banned accounts that were using AI to generate comments criticizing a Russian anti-corruption foundation and related figures. The accounts were caught using the platform's models to create inauthentic critical content at scale. This represents enforcement of OpenAI's policy against coordinated inauthentic behavior and misuse of AI for disinformation campaigns.
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