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Iranian operatives used AI to plant fake stories in US media, generate anti-US war narratives: OpenAI reveals

Hindustan Times - World · 9 October 2026 at 8:22 am

Iranian operatives used AI to plant fake stories in US media, generate anti-US war narratives: OpenAI reveals

Iranian operatives used ChatGPT to prepare articles critical of the US war against Iran and generate social media comments.

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Iranian operatives used AI to plant fake stories in US media, generate anti-US war narratives: OpenAI reveals

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