Cyber Showdown: OpenAI Cuts Off State Hackers in Global Digital Chess Match!

In a digital game of cat and mouse, OpenAI unplugged five sneaky state-sponsored agents caught crafting phishing masterpieces and malware scripts. The cyber-villains from China, Iran, Russia, and North Korea? They got schooled in the art of ‘access denied.’ OpenAI’s lesson? Don’t use our AI for naughty coding capers.

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Well, it turns out OpenAI's models were being used as the world's most amoral interns by some nation-state actors. But OpenAI is like a judicious librarian, pulling library cards from the naughty states dabbling in the dark arts of cyber shenanigans. Who knew AI could be grounded for bad behavior?

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