Most of the ChatGPT scams so far have involved phishing and impersonation. For example, scammers posing as Amazon send out emails notifying customers that accounts have been deactivated and later requesting personal information. — Photo by Rolf van Root on Unsplash
A new artificial intelligence tool that has been used in classrooms, online forums and social media posts is now being used to steal your private information and money.
ChatGPT has gained a lot of attention for its ability to generate realistic human responses to text-based input, particularly in academia.
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