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Meta, the popular social media platform, has uncovered an alarming trend of cybercriminals using AI-based chatGPT tools for malicious activities. They have identified at least 10 new malware variants that exploit the OpenAI's ChatGPT for stealing user accounts. Cyber threats are increasing, with malicious apps and browser extensions luring unsuspecting users. Meta is striving to provide its users a secure environment, introducing defensive measures using advanced technologies like AI. The upcoming "Facebook at Work" accounts will help employers protect against cyberattacks. Don't let hackers get the upper hand!

Stay secure from the latest malware posing as ChatGPT and AI-based tools. Security analysts from Meta have found around 10 malicious URLs and prevented more than 1,000 threats. Guy Rosen, the Chief Information Security Officer, urges us to be vigilant when engaging with AI-based applications. Keep safe online!

. ChatGPT has become increasingly popular these days, but not without its perils: hackers are disguising their malware as ChatGPT tools in order to gain access to unsuspecting accounts. Meta, the parent company of major social media networks, has blocked 1,000 links to maliciousChatGPT-related software, and encourages users to use the official website when accessing ChatGPT. Be vigilant against malicious browser extensions and always review user feedback and developer websites before downloading!

Inflection AI co-founded by Linkedin & DeepMinds' founders, rolls out Pi chatbot for natural flowing conversations. Pi offers an AI-based personal assistant with both intelligence and emotional quotient and is accessible on social networks including Instagram, Facebook Messenger, & WhatsApp. 208 million investment credit & HuggingFace's chatbot is also in the fray to compete.

Meta, a social media platform owned by Facebook, has reported a surge of malicious activity on the ChatGPT platform. This computer malware is taking advantage of the public's interest in the popular ChatGPT automated chatbot, resembling cryptocurrency scams. Security experts found & blocked over 10 different malware families and more than 1000 malicious links. Several malicious applications featured functioning ChatGPT technology, but included malicious files. Meta's CISO, Guy Rosen, noted that ChatGPT is the "new cryptocurrency" for bad actors. He further highlighted the potential for AI tools, such as ChatGPT, in disinformation campaigns.