Officials claim a man used OpenAI’s chatbot to manufacture multiple false stories about a train crash.
Monday, police in the Gansu province in Northern China say they arrested a man for allegedly creating fake articles about a supposed train crash that killed nine people on April 25. According to the SCMP report, police listed the man’s surname as Hong and claimed he used ChatGPT to create the “fake” story to then spread through multiple blogs online.
. The charge can lead to a five-to-10-year prison term. In 2013, the charge was expanded to include those who allegedly post and spread fake news or rumors online.The article in question was allegedly posted to a few dozen accounts on Chinese blogging platform Baijiahao.
news article to generate around 15,000 clicks. Hong allegedly owns a company that operates multiple blog-type outlets. The platforms are reportedly registered in Shenzhen,
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