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Chinese man used ChatGPT to spread fake news (REUTERS)Premium China's man allegedly used ChatGPT to post a fake news article related to a train accident that left 9 people dead In what appears to be the case of the first arrest for the use of the artificial intelligence platform ChatGPT, a man in China was arrested for writing fake news stories with the help of the AI platform. The man allegedly posted a fake news article related to a train accident that left 9 people dead. The article was published on multiple accounts on Baidu Inc.'s blog-like platform Baijiahao and accumulated over 15,000 views. The accused confessed that he posted fake articles to earn money from clickbait, the police said. The man, surnamed Hong, "exploited modern technological methods to fabricate fake information, and proceeded to spread it on social media," the public security bureau of northern Gansu province said in a press release posted on WeChat. Additional inquiries exposed that Hong had been utilizing chatbot technology, a technology not readily available in China but could be accessed through VPN networks, to edit viral news articles that he would later share again. During the investigation, Hong stated that he had learned from his friends on WeChat how to earn money through clickbait. Talking about the offenses Hong was arrested for, the police said as the article was viewed by a large number of people the accused is liable for the "major crime" of "picking quarrels and provoking trouble" and the offenses can lead to at least five years in prison. Catch all the Technology News and Updates on Live Mint. Download The Mint News App to get Daily Market Updates & Live Business News. More Less designer bags cyber mondaychanel mini classic flap bag
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