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Disrupting AI-enabled “false front” operations
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Summary
OpenAI banned two influence operations, one Russia-origin and one Iran-origin, that used its models alongside traditional techniques to run "false front" entities and launder geopolitical messaging into target audiences. The Iranian operation used seven "journalist" personas to pitch articles to small and medium outlets, while the Russian operation co-opted unwitting people in Latin America to run a "think tank." The Russia-origin operation is rated Category 5 on the IO Breakout Scale, the first Category 5 operation OpenAI has disrupted, and the Iran-origin operation reached Category 4.
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