Russia has infiltrated AI chatbots around the world, spreading false narratives and propaganda with alarming effectiveness. A significant portion of leading AI chatbots have been observed repeating disinformation originating from sources like the Pravda network, highlighting a worrying trend in the spread of misinformation.
Russia’s influence on AI chatbots isn’t just a matter of occasional errors; it demonstrates a coordinated effort to manipulate global narratives. The sheer volume of false information echoed by these chatbots suggests a deep penetration into their algorithms and data sources. This raises serious concerns about the reliability of information obtained from these increasingly popular tools.
The ability of these AI chatbots to convincingly present fabricated information is especially troubling.… Continue reading
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Matt Underwood 
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