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Today’s top story: North Korean hackers are using ChatGPT to scam US workers on LinkedIn.
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🌤️ This Morning on AI Tool Report
🦹 North Korea using ChatGPT to scam LinkedIn users
🖼️ Musk in partnership talks with AI-image platform
👗 Google rolls out “Shop with Google AI”
👆 Fingerprints recreated by swiping noises
🍟 OpenAI and Softbank in race to buy AI chip maker
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CYBER-ATTACKS
Our Report: UN experts have discovered that North Korean hackers are leveraging ChatGPT and other Large Language Models (LLMs) to launch intricate cyberattacks, specifically against American white-collar workers.
🔑 Key Points:
Hackers are targeting US workers in sectors like cybersecurity, defense, and cryptocurrency on multiple platforms, with LinkedIn being their current favored platform.
They’re using ChatGPT to create fake recruiter profiles and send targeted messages that build trust and trick users into revealing sensitive information or clicking on malicious links.
It’s also suspected that these hacker groups are finding jobs in overseas IT companies and planting malicious codes on their software programs to steal cryptocurrencies.
This comes after the National Intelligence Service (NIS) reported a daily average of 1.62M hacking attempts in South Korea last year, an increase of 36%.
🤨 Why you should care: This follows Mircosoft and OpenAI’s announcement (last week) that it had ‘disrupted’ five state-affiliated hacker groups from China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran that were thought to be using ChatGPT to improve their cyber activities.
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SOCIAL MEDIA
Musk is reportedly in conversations with AI-generated art platform, Midjourney, to form a potential partnership with X (formerly known as Twitter)
Midjourney allows users to create unique images based on text prompts—similar to OpenAI’s DALLE-E—allowing X users to generate and share AI-powered images, directly on the platform.
Images with additional context could improve accessibility for users with visual impairments and the partnership could also help to identify AI content on X, ahead of upcoming elections
This movement by Musk signifies a broader trend of integrating AI-generated content into social media platforms to enhance user experience and engagement.
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RETAIL
Google has launched its “Shop with Google AI” feature to a handful of users with opt-in Search Generative Experience (SGE) accounts, through the Google Search app.
The feature uses ML algorithms to analyze user preferences and browsing history and generates AI images of products they’re searching for, that align with their tastes and preferences.
For example, if a user searches for a “dress” Shop with Google AI will generate images showcasing different dress styles, colors, and designs, aligned with previous browsing history.
This level of personalization enhances the user’s experience and also increases the likelihood of conversion, driving business growth for retailers partnering with Google.
BIOMETRICS
US and Chinese researchers have discovered that fingerprints can be recreated from the sound a finger makes when swiping across a smartphone screen.
They conducted test attacks using smartphones and chat-based apps (like Skype and FaceTime) that encourage swiping while the microphone is live.
They could reconstruct up to 26.5% of partial fingerprints and 9.3% of full fingerprints in just five attempts, collecting enough fingerprint data to bypass device security checks.
This is the first time AI has been leveraged to recreate biometric data, proving that organizations and individuals now need to be vigilant with their biometric data too.
Following this development, do you want to ditch touchscreens in favor of buttons?
AI HARDWARE
UK AI chip maker—Graphcore—is reportedly in talks with buyers (including OpenAI and SoftBank) over a sale that could value the business at over $500M.
Graphcore makes AI hardware that rivals NVIDIA’s but—despite raising $700M—it’s now struggling after it was forced to close its China business due to US AI export controls.
This coincides with reports that SoftBank is planning a $100B AI chip venture and OpenAI’s Sam Altman is in talks with investors to raise $7 trillion to build AI chip factories.
However, it’s expected that the UK will try to protect its domestic semiconductor IP and supply chain, following the 2021 global chip shortage, so the sale could be problematic.
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