OpenAI blocks Cambodia's use of ChatGPT to create virtual identities and conduct internet fraud accounts

Comparing news, OpenAI said on July 31 that the company has blocked a number of ChatGPT accounts linked to the Cambodian fraud network. The network uses ChatGPT to create false identities, translate fraudulent information and produce promotional content, gain victims' trust through romantic relationships, etc., and then induce them to participate in fake cryptocurrency or gold investment projects.

The clues were initially provided by WhatsApp, and the people involved may be operating in the Poipet region of Banteay Meanchey province in Cambodia. OpenAI has shared relevant information with industry partners. Currently, the exact damage caused by the network is unclear, and some victims have allegedly lost thousands of dollars. (IT House)