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Exposition of Iran-Identified "Fake Journalists" Network by OpenAI In publishing a report, OpenAI announced the identification and neutralization of an infiltration and media streaming campaign linked to Iran known as "Fake Signatures" and announced that it had blocked all user accounts connected to this network. According to this report, by abusing artificial intelligence technology and creating seven fake identities as "international reporters and analysts", they succeeded The aforementioned network operators publish or republish about 100 articles in 12 international online media on the subject of the Middle East and foreign policy. The operators of this network, who operated out of Iran and used VIPs to hide their true location, used chatbots to write and edit articles, prepare pitches to editors, generate social media views, and prepare internal evaluation reports. Most of the content and views produced by this network focused on the current conflict between the US and Iran and were arranged with the aim of making the US look "aggressive", showing Israel as "untrustworthy" and presenting a "resilient and victim" image of Iran. The OpenAI report adds that although the activity of this network on social networks did not receive much reception and interaction from the audience, their ability to gain the trust of the editors and publish articles in real media, at least one of which has a significant audience, shows the new dimensions of the abuse of artificial intelligence in information wars and bypassing language barriers.

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Exposition of Iran-Identified "Fake Journalists" Network by OpenAI In publishing a report, OpenAI announced the identification and neutralization of an infiltration and media streaming campaign linked to Iran known as "Fake Signatures" and announced that it had blocked all user accounts connected to this network. According to this report, by abusing artificial intelligence technology and creating seven fake identities as "international reporters and analysts", they succeeded The aforementioned network operators publish or republish about 100 articles in 12 international online media on the subject of the Middle East and foreign policy. The operators of this network, who operated out of Iran and used VIPs to hide their true location, used chatbots to write and edit articles, prepare pitches to editors, generate social media views, and prepare internal evaluation reports. Most of the content and views produced by this network focused on the current conflict between the US and Iran and were arranged with the aim of making the US look "aggressive", showing Israel as "untrustworthy" and presenting a "resilient and victim" image of Iran. The OpenAI report adds that although the activity of this network on social networks did not receive much reception and interaction from the audience, their ability to gain the trust of the editors and publish articles in real media, at least one of which has a significant audience, shows the new dimensions of the abuse of artificial intelligence in information wars and bypassing language barriers.

Exposition of Iran-Identified "Fake Journalists" Network by OpenAI In publishing a report, OpenAI announced the identification and neutralization of an infiltration and media streaming campaign linked to Iran known as "Fake Signatures" and announced that it had blocked all user accounts connected to this network. According to this report, by abusing artificial intelligence technology and creating seven fake identities as "international reporters and analysts", they succeeded The aforementioned network operators publish or republish about 100 articles in 12 international online media on the subject of the Middle East and foreign policy. The operators of this network, who operated out of Iran and used VIPs to hide their true location, used chatbots to write and edit articles, prepare pitches to editors, generate social media views, and prepare internal evaluation reports. Most of the content and views produced by this network focused on the current conflict between the US and Iran and were arranged with the aim of making the US look "aggressive", showing Israel as "untrustworthy" and presenting a "resilient and victim" image of Iran. The OpenAI report adds that although the activity of this network on social networks did not receive much reception and interaction from the audience, their ability to gain the trust of the editors and publish articles in real media, at least one of which has a significant audience, shows the new dimensions of the abuse of artificial intelligence in information wars and bypassing language barriers.