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Nearly 4 in 10 Americans Would Fall for a ChatGPT Phish, Which Is Fine, Because the Robot Also Guesses Your Pet's Name

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The robot writes the scam, the scam works on people, and the password is just the pet's name again.

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Security firm Beyond Identity surveyed 1,009 Americans and found 39 percent would fall for at least one ChatGPT-generated phishing scam. In a test, ChatGPT generated likely passwords from a fictitious user's personal information.

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