OpenAI removes users in China, North Korea over suspected malicious activity

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has taken action against users in China and North Korea by removing their accounts. According to OpenAI, these users were involved in activities that could be harmful, including surveillance and efforts to influence public opinion. The company stated on Friday that its decision was based on concerns that some people were misusing its technology for harmful purposes.

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In a report, OpenAI explained that authoritarian governments often try to use artificial intelligence for their benefit. This includes spying on people and controlling the flow of information. The company also pointed out that these activities are not just a threat to the U.S. but also to the citizens of these countries.

To identify and stop such misuse, OpenAI used its own AI tools. The company is working to ensure that its technology is used responsibly and does not become a tool for governments to manipulate or control people. OpenAI continues to monitor its platform to prevent similar incidents in the future.