Online games are being infiltrated by scammers using ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) plug-in that allows bots to mimic human players. This poses a problem for those looking to root out cheaters and keep humans playing. While bots have long plagued gaming communities, their inability to converse made them easy to spot. Now, with the help of the AI-driven technology, the bots can mimic humans more realistically. Old School RuneScape, one of the most bot-plagued games, saw bots use automated scripts to reap in-game rewards at an inhuman pace. These rewards can be sold for real cash on secondary markets. Whilst bots have come to dominate substantial portions of the largest in-game MMO economies, now with chatbot integration, the bots could enhance the social aspects of online games. Some hobbyists and industry players have already picked up on this, conscious of the potential benefits.
Scammers Exploit ChatGPT to Infiltrate Online Games for Quick Profits
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