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The Rise of GhostGPT: A New Threat in Cybercrime Powered by AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized how we approach everyday tasks, but unfortunately, cybercriminals are now exploiting this technology for malicious purposes. In 2023, tools like WormGPT and variants such as WolfGPT and EscapeGPT emerged, designed specifically for cybercrime. These “uncensored” chatbots bypass the ethical safeguards built into traditional AI systems, posing serious risks. The latest in this series is GhostGPT, an uncensored AI chatbot that takes these concerns to new heights.
What Is GhostGPT?
GhostGPT is an AI chatbot designed explicitly for illegal activities. It operates by removing the safety barriers typically in place in traditional AI models, allowing it to respond freely to harmful or sensitive queries. Unlike mainstream AI models like ChatGPT, which are built with guidelines to ensure safe and responsible use, GhostGPT offers unfiltered, direct answers that can aid in creating malicious content.
GhostGPT likely connects to a jailbroken version of ChatGPT or uses an open-source large language model (LLM), giving users the ability to sidestep typical content moderation systems. This opens the door to a wide range of dangerous activities, from malware creation to social engineering.
