OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard, the most popularly used generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools, are readily generating false information related to news and misinformation as per a report.

A repeat audit of the two major generative AI tools by a rating system for news and information websites discovered that there was an 80-90 percent probability of false claims on leading topics in the news.

The experts prompted both the AIs, ChatGPT and Bard, with a random sample of 100 myths from the system’s database of evident false narratives.

ChatGPT was found to generate 98 out of the 100 myths while Bard, on the other hand, created 80 out of 100.

Previously, the White House had proclaimed in May extensive testing of the safety as well as the trust of the large generative AI models at the DEF CON 31 conference starting August 10 to allow these models to be evaluated meticulously by thousands of community partners and AI experts and by this independent practice enable AI companies and developers to take the steps required to fix the issues found in these models.

After this event, in the run-up, new findings of a red-teaming repeat audit by the same rating system of OpenAI’s ChatGPT- 4 and Google’s Bard revealed that analysts found that regardless of the intensive public focus on the safety and the accuracy of these AI models, there has been no progress in the past six months to reduce their proclivity to propagate false information about topics in the news.

Again, in August, ChatGPT-4 and Bard were prompted with a random sample of 100 myths from the rating system’s database of leading false narratives referred to as Misinformation Fingerprints.

The latest results are almost identical to the exercise conducted previously with a different set of 100 false narratives in March and April on both the AI models, ChatGPT-4 and Bard.

In the recent exercises, it was found that ChatGPT-4 responded with false and misleading claims for 100 out of the 100 narratives, whereas Bard propagated misinformation 76 times out of 100.

As per the report, these results show how increased scrutiny and user feedback are yet to lead to any improvement in the safeguards of the two most popular AI models.

In April, OpenAI said that it had improved the factual accuracy of ChatGPT-4 by utilising user feedback on ChatGPT.

Google said, on Bard’s landing page, that the chatbot is an experiment that might give inaccurate or inappropriate responses but users can improve it by leaving their feedback.

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The chatbot sensation ChatGPT backed by OpenAI, on Tuesday launched a program through which it allows users to report vulnerabilities in the AI(artificial intelligence) based system, to which the company would pay upto Rs 16 lakh.

OpenAI launched its ChatGPT- an AI based chatbot program in November, 2022 which has been in sensation in the digital world since then.

The company going live on Tuesday shared about its all new Bug Bounty program that claims to offer rewards to the users who are going to report a bug or an issue while accessing the service provided.

The amount would be based looking upon how serious the bug is and how adversely it is affecting its users and the software system. The highest amount would be $20,000(approx Rs 16.4 lakh), the lowest reward would be $200.

Bug bounty is a program often used by technology companies that encourages developers and ethical hackers to report any kind of malware, bug in their systems.

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A point here needs to be noted that the company is not liable for any kind of incorrect phrase or communicate that it would produce.

ChatGPT is an AI based large language program that helps to draft emails, produce content on numerous topics, pen down articles. It is mostly in use by the university/college students for completing their daily routine assignments, writing down essays.

OpenAI has taken this step to study about the AI based operational system in a more refine manner after its platform was declared banned in Italy on account of breach of privacy rules.

OpenAI on this has to say that it is their mission to ensure that entire humanity on the planet gets benefited from the articial intelligence system.

OpenAI is tech giant Microsoft backed company that has planned to invest an whopping amount of $10 billion in the company. The AI based platform achieved the rank of becoming the fastest platform that achieved 1 million active users.

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