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WormGTP is described as “similar to ChatGPT but has no ethical boundaries or limitations.”<\/p>\n
ChatGPT has a set of rules in place to try and stop users from abusing the chatbot unethically. This includes refusing to complete tasks related to criminality and malware. However, users are constantly finding ways to circumvent these limitations.<\/p>\n
Also:<\/strong> GPT-4 is getting significantly dumber over time, according to a study<\/strong><\/p>\nThe researchers were able to use WormGPT to “generate an email intended to pressure an unsuspecting account manager into paying a fraudulent invoice.” The team was surprised at how well the language model managed the task, branding the result “remarkably persuasive [and] also strategically cunning.”<\/p>\n
While they didn't say if they tried the malware-writing service, it is plausible that the AI bot could — given that ChatGPT's limitations do not exist.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Also:\u00a0<\/strong>Gmail will help you write your emails now: How to access Google's new AI tool<\/strong><\/p>\nAccording to a Telegram channel reportedly launched to promote the tool, posts viewed by ZDNET indicate the developer is creating a subscription model for access, ranging from $60 to $700. A channel member, “darkstux,” alleges that there are already over 1,500 users of WormGPT.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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