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Microsoft announced Wednesday that it had tracked hacking groups affiliated with Russian military intelligence, Iran's Revolutionary Guard, and the Chinese and North Korean governments as they tried to perfect their hacking campaigns using large language models. Those computer programs, often called artificial intelligence, draw on massive amounts of text to generate human-sounding responses. The hackers have been using tools from Microsoft-backed OpenAI to hone their skills and trick their targets, according to the report issued by Microsoft.

Microsoft says state-backed hacking groups from Russia, China, Iran and North Korea have been using AI tools, including those from Microsoft-backed OpenAI, to refine their cyber-espionage techniques

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State-backed hackers from Russia, China, and Iran have been using tools from Microsoft-backed OpenAI to hone their skills and trick their targets, according to a report published on Wednesday. Microsoft said in its report it had tracked hacking groups affiliated with Russian military intelligence, Iran's Revolutionary Guard, and the Chinese and North Korean governments as they tried to perfect their hacking campaigns using large language models.

State-sponsored hackers from Russia, China, North Korea and Iran allegedly used OpenAI’s technology to complete simple tasks.