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Europol Innovation Lab has published a new report investigating the impact of large language models (LLMs) such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT on law enforcement, concluding that they are able to facilitate a significant number of criminal activities.
Europol organised workshops with subject matter experts from across the organisation, including from operational analysis, serious and organised crime, cybercrime, counterterrorism, and information technology, with the intention of exploring how criminals could abuse ChatGPT. It chose ChatGPT as it is the highest-profile and most commonly used LLM currently available to the public, but also considered the impact of newer and more sophisticated LLMs.
The report identifies two main malicious use cases for ChatGPT: 1) fraud, impersonation, and social engineering, and 2) cybercrime.
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Posted by Dale Peters at '10:03' - Tagged: police AI law+enforcement Chatgpt
