The Russian Defense Ministry declared war Chatgpt as a "NATO Chief": Why is it scared of Russians

The military agency requires the ban on neurotransities that can collect personal data and "wash" users by pushing false information. The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation believes that smart chatbots can be used by NATO member states not only to collect data, but also to influence the thinking of Russians.

This opinion was expressed by one of the heads of the department of information systems of the department Mykola Lishin within the framework of "Battle of Artificial Intellects" - an event organized by the main radio frequency center of the Russian Federation (GRCHC), Cnews reports.

He said that SI instruments like Chatgpt, Midjourney, Dall-E, StableDiffusion, generating different content, capable of influencing Russian users, imposing them "Western outlook" because they were created by Western programmers. According to him, Russians 25-35 years can get into a "cognitive trap" and start thinking how residents of the US or EU countries.

Lishin claims that Chatgpt, for example, assures users that Crimea is "annexed" by Russia, and calls it a hidden manipulation, which is difficult to recognize, because a person communicates with chat-bot-to-face, and who knows what else thoughts are known The bot is inspiring to the Russians.

According to the representative of the MoD, Western Shi products threaten the National Security of Russia, as they can not only drive Russians into "cognitive traps", but also collect personal data and transmit them then CIA, Mi-5, etc. He also dangers in Deepfake - technologies that can be used to manipulate the Russians and submit to propaganda, and also noted that cyberattacks with the use of AI can become much more dangerous and sophisticated.

The publication writes that the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation is offered to consider si-development of double-use technologies, they also propose to release their similar tools (by the way, in the Russian Federation they already exist, for example, the neural network Kandinsky, which the developers themselves called "Russian Dall-E"-Ed. ) .