Russian Hackers Play AI Ping-Pong, ChatGPT Loses Again
OpenAIās latest report dropped on a Tuesday, like a nerdy spy thriller, exposing how foreign foes turned ChatGPT into their evil Swiss Army knife. Russian hackers wrote prompts for AI video models, China's phishing squads got cozy refining scams on 'DeepSeek,' and banned accounts linked to Chinaās government weren't just asking politelyāthey were drafting social media Orwellian surveillance proposals. Meanwhile, AI scammers got so terrified of looking AI-generated they begged ChatGPT to delete em dashes, like punctuation was blowing their cover. OpenAIās Ben Nimmo confessed investigators only see 'a glimpse' of these hacker cosplay gigs trying multi-AI juggling acts. Meanwhile, results? About as effective as a screen door on a submarine.
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When nation-state hackers use ChatGPT to script phishing but ask it to erase their em dashes because AI-writing is 'too obvious,' you realize even cyber villains fear a grammar snitch.
Foreign hackers assembling AI Avengers teams with ChatGPT and DeepSeek, but combo's about as useful as a iPhone without Wi-Fi. Mission: Fail quietly.
OpenAI banning accounts faster than hackers can say 'multi-AI model attack,' proving cyber-threat actors still fail at their tech Tinder profiles.
Source: Axios | Published: 10/7/2025 | Author: Sam Sabin
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