AI in the paws of Kremlin puppets: the Russian Federation turns chatbots into its propagandists

< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/87/85/IB-FR668L_0b98F4E0.jpeg" Alt = "Artificial Intelligence in Kremlin Puppets: The Russian Federation turns chats into its propaganda. < p >< strong >Imagine: you & nbsp; ask your favorite chatbot about the latest events in & nbsp; Ukraine, and & nbsp; he, with & nbsp; nbsp; the appearance of an all-knowing expert, begins to tell you about US secret biolaboratories on & Like & nbsp; President Zelensky banned Donald Trump's social network. Sounds like & nbsp; plot of a bad spy novel ? No, is & nbsp; reality of modern information space, where & nbsp; nbsp; Russian propaganda found a new tool & nbsp; & mdash; artificial intelligence.

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< p >Russian propagandists were quite resourceful: they realized that & nbsp; large language models (LLM), on & nbsp; which are based on modern chatbots, you can & laquo; feed & raquo; the necessary information. This process is called & laquo; llm & nbsp; grooming & raquo;. The essence of it is simple: fill the online space with fake news and & nbsp; misinformation so that chatbots, collecting data for their answers, came across & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; & laquo; facts & < h2 >< strng > chatbot on & nbsp; Kremlin service: mission 0 ~/h2 > ~ > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62 < p >Results not & nbsp; upset. Leading Catbots such as & nbsp; Chatgpt-4, Smart Assistant, Grok, Copilot from Microsoft, Meta AI, Google Gemini and & nbsp; perplexity, began to play misinformation; More, some of the & nbsp; they even quoted specific articles & laquo; truths & raquo; Like & nbsp; sources. It turns out that & nbsp; artificial intelligence, which would have & nbsp; be neutral and & nbsp; OB & rsquo; rectangular, became an involuntary Kremlin propaganda. < H2 >< Strong > When Fake becomes a reality: a danger to society 0 ~/h2 > ~ ~ ~ > 62 ~ < p > this & nbsp; the situation has serious consequences. Users, by trusting chatbots, receive distorted information that & nbsp; influences & nbsp; their views and & nbsp; solution. For example, false statements about US secret biolaboratories in & nbsp; Ukraine or about the prohibition of Truth Social Social Network may form a false idea of ​​the real state of things.

~ ~ < h2 >< strng > how & nbsp; protect artificial intelligence from manipulations ?0 ~/h2 > ~ ~ > 62 > 62 > 62 < p > The problem of manipulating artificial intelligence requires immediate solution. Mechanisms that will allow you to detect and & nbsp; block misinformation on & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp. In addition, it is important to raise users' awareness of possible risks and & nbsp; teach them & nbsp; critically evaluate the information received.

~ < h2 >< strong > artificial intelligence in & nbsp; a world post 0 ~/h2 > < p > Russian propaganda showed that & nbsp; in & nbsp; post -truth, even artificial intelligence can be a victim of manipulation. This is & nbsp; call for the whole of society: both & nbsp; for technology developers, and & nbsp; for ordinary users. Only joint efforts can protect the information space from fakes and & nbsp; to ensure everyone's right to & nbsp; reliable information.