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NEW: Meet the Online Operations Kill Chain, a new cross-threat framework to analyse online ops: from influence ops to cyber espionage, spam and more.
h/t my co-author @killchain
and thanks to @IOpartnership, @Meta + industry teams for feedback/expertise!
OUT TODAY: new threat report from @OpenAI’s investigators, with disruptions of:
Surveillance;
Covert influence ops;
Deceptive employment scheme;
Cyber activity;
Scams
openai.com/global-affairs/di…
There’s lots more meat in the report. For the full read, see cdn.openai.com/threat-intell…
We banned the ChatGPT accounts involved and shared information about the social media activity with Meta.
about.fb.com/news/2024/11/cr…
OUT TODAY: @OpenAI's update on disrupting deceptive uses of AI.
Featuring case studies of cyber operations, covert influence ops and deceptive networks that we disrupted from around the world:
openai.com/global-affairs/an…
Some of the operations we disrupted and reported on here were first exposed by other investigative teams. Some, as far as we know, were previously unreported.
Some of them, we discovered *because* we use AI in our investigations.
What we didn’t see was this use of AI translating into meaningfully increased audience reach.
All five operations we disrupted scored 1 or 2 on the Breakout Scale, out of a maximum of 6.
brookings.edu/articles/the-b…
And distribution matters. AI-generated material has to be distributed if it’s going to reach an audience.
Even when it is distributed on social media, presence is not the same thing as impact. This was one of many similar replies to a Doppelganger attempt on 9GAG.
This is our first report on IO. So far, the situation is evolution, not revolution.
That could change. It’s important to keep watching and keep sharing.
Many more details in the report: openai.com/index/disrupting-…
