China made its first public arrest for misusing ChatGPT after a man generated fake news about a train crash that killed nine
And while ChatGPT is The local cybersecurity police unit was alerted to the article about the train crash — published on April 25 — upon which it launched an investigation into the matter.
The authorities then found that 21 blog-style accounts on Baidu — China's equivalent of Google — had simultaneously published similar fake articles featuring different locations.Gansu's cybersecurity police tracked down the fake posts to an independent company operated by Hong registered in the southern tech hub of Shenzhen.
Hong then admitted he used ChatGPT to generate fake news about the train crashes before posting them online, per the Gansu police.a charge that carries a maximum prison sentence of 10 years. Investigations are ongoing, the Gansu police said in the WeChat post. Subscribe to push notifications
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