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OpenAI said in a blog post on Thursday that it banned Russian and Iranian accounts that were using the company’s artificial intelligence tools to help with influence operations in multiple countries. The operatives said they managed to get their false narratives picked up by news outlets, and in once case, prompted a response from a member of the European Parliament, according to internal reports the operations produced using OpenAI’s chatbot, ChatGPT.

OpenAI investigated the impact of the different campaigns the accounts mentioned and found that those focused on placing false narratives in established media outlets appeared to have reached a wider audience than campaigns that focused on using fake social media accounts to spread their message.

The Russian operations targeted countries in Latin America and appeared aimed at undermining support for Ukraine and influencing local politics, OpenAI said. The accounts appeared to be mostly using ChatGPT to write reports detailing their work to unspecified higher ups, OpenAI said. The company said one of these reports appeared to describe the widest-reaching influence operationOpenAI has come across so far, because it led to public response from a political figure.

The report concludes that Russia is conducting a coordinated, state-directed campaign of kinetic sabotage, drone strikes, and airspace incursions across Europe to undermine NATO unity and disrupt support for Ukraine. It argues that European leaders must stop labeling these actions as isolated hybrid provocations and instead recognize them as an active, escalating military campaign. European nations must urgently accelerate defense rearmament and integrate tactical lessons from Ukraine to deter potential Russian conventional incursions on a shorter timeline than the projected 2028–2030 window.

Russia is systematically recruiting ordinary Europeans for low-level sabotage and surveillance through fake job offers on social media and job boards, targeting individuals across socioeconomic backgrounds with financial incentives. The “disposable agent” model exploits greed and reduces operational risk by using locals unlikely to be under existing surveillance. Recent recruitment attempts reached TVP World journalists via SMS and Telegram, mirroring documented patterns across Europe and Poland specifically.

Defense: public awareness and reporting of suspicious recruitment offers.

Russia is systematically recruiting ordinary Europeans for low-level sabotage and surveillance through fake job offers on social media and job boards, targeting individuals across socioeconomic backgrounds with financial incentives. The “disposable agent” model exploits greed and reduces operational risk by using locals unlikely to be under existing surveillance. Recent recruitment attempts reached TVP World journalists via SMS and Telegram, mirroring documented patterns across Europe and Poland specifically.

Defense: public awareness and reporting of suspicious recruitment offers.

Uyghur in china’s xinjiang face serious oppression. this is documented. Over 3 million are detained in camps. prayer, fasting, and Islamic names are banned. Around 16,000 mosques have been demolished. Uyghurs are forced into labor programs, subjected to massive surveillance with facial recognition and spyware apps, and have government informants living in their homes. DNA sampling is mandatory and passports are confiscated to prevent people from leaving. there are also claims of forced organ harvesting.

UN reports and Human Rights Watch verify most of this stuff. People need to know what’s actually going on.

Source: https://www.saveuighur.org/