The research team created its own fake Twitter posts dedicated to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. This feed included both real and created profiles with tweets supporting one or another conflicting side. Bot profiles also used images generated by the neural network. Posts were created using GPT-3, the language model behind ChatGPT.
It turns out that people most often doubt whether it’s a bot when they see real people’s tweets. One of the real profiles was mistakenly tagged as fake by 41.5% of respondents. Meanwhile, one of the most effective fake profiles has been flagged as a bot by only 10% of people.
Source: Ferra
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