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Models, research, coding tools, open source, infrastructure, and major product releases—ordered by publication time.
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OpenAI banned accounts using AI to generate comments criticizing a Russian anti-corruption foundation and related figures.
OpenAI banned accounts that appeared to belong to CyberAv3ngers using AI to research industrial control systems, default credentials, and targets.
OpenAI banned accounts that accessed its models through an Israel-based startup to generate conversations and send links to gambling sites on X.
OpenAI banned an account that likely originated in the US and used AI to create a fake ChatGPT error message claiming to detect “Russian troll” activity.
OpenAI banned accounts likely belonging to a suspected China-based adversary tracked as SweetSpecter, using AI to research vulnerabilities, write code, and support spear-phishing activity.
OpenAI banned Iran-linked STORM-0817 accounts using AI to debug Android malware, scrape social platforms, and translate tooling.
OpenAI banned Rwanda-origin accounts using AI to generate partisan comments ahead of the country’s elections.
OpenAI banned “A2Z” accounts using AI to generate multilingual influence content about elections, Ukraine, and politics across platforms.
OpenAI banned Russia-origin “Stop News” accounts using AI to generate multilingual articles and posts targeting Ukraine and the West.
OpenAI banned Iran-origin STORM-2035 accounts using AI to generate US and UK election content and publish it across sites.
We’re introducing a new model built on GPT-4o that is more accurate at detecting harmful text and images, enabling developers to build more robust moderation systems.