🚨 FraudGPT

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It’s a spooky day in AI as researchers claim they can predict passwords with 93% accuracy just by listening to your keystrokes. And if ChatGPT was our dream AI sidekick on the internet, FraudGPT is everyone’s worst nightmare crawling in the depths of the dark web.

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TODAY’S MENU

  • The Big Insight: FraudGPT and weaponized AI tools

  • 5 AI tools to supercharge your productivity

  • Funding Roundup: Globant’s $1 billion AI fund and Tome’s $600 million valuation

  • Tutorial: Create minimalistic brand design shots

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  • Gaming and chill? Netflix to make games playable on more devices.

  • Style over substance: Researchers find ChatGPT trick that makes it sound smarter.

  • Crime don’t pay: FTX founder is being sent to Brooklyn jail notorious for bad conditions.

  • JesusGPT: New AI app lets users ‘text’ with Jesus. Critics call it blasphemy.

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THE BIG INSIGHT

FraudGPT — a new wave of generative AI tools are the future of malicious online attacks

It was only a matter of time before the bad guys started using AI. And well, I guess that time is now.

Released last month, malicious AI tools like FraudGPT and WormGPT are the talk of the town in the shady alleys of the dark web. According to cloud security company Netenrich, FraudGPT can:

  • Write malicious code

  • Create undetectable malware

  • Create phishing pages

  • Create hacking tools

  • Write scam pages/letters

These are just some of the malicious mischiefs FraudGPT can generate. The subscription price starts at $200 per month and goes all the way up to $1700.

But it’s not all doom and gloom. In an interview with VetureBeat, chief scientist and senior VP at Crowdstrike Sven Krasser said that tools like FraudGPT help increase the quantity of malicious attacks, but the quality remains the same as before.

Krasser says: “Generative AI is not pushing the bar any higher when it comes to these malicious techniques, but it is raising the average and making it easier for less skilled adversaries to be more effective.“

The article goes on to say that the sophistication of these generative AI tools is nowhere near the capabilities that governments around the world currently possess.

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FUNDING AND ACQUISITIONS

The biggest deals in AI this week

  • Virtualitics raises $37M for AI-driven, 3D data exploration. Read more

  • Google-backed Anthropic raises $100m from South Korea's SK Telecom. Read more

  • Modular, AI startup challenging Nvidia, discusses funding at $600 million valuation. Read more

  • Uber-Supported Serve Robotics raises $30 million for AI robotic delivery. Read more

  • Hive AI to seek $200 million in funding and valuation jump. Read more

  • Software firm Globant to invest $1 billion on AI expansion in Latin America. Read more

  • Weights and biases raises $50M to advance LLMOps efforts for generative AI. Read more

  • Tome, AI startup founded by ex-Meta managers, discusses fundraising at $600 million valuation. Read more

  • 'Water intelligence' startup Wint raises $35M to help companies find and stop leaks. Read more

RESEARCH

AI can predict keystrokes with 93% accuracy

Researchers from the UK have developed a deep learning model that can interpret remote keystrokes with over 90% accuracy based on the sound profiles of individual keys.

The study demonstrated that machine learning, microphones, and video calls present a significant threat to keyboard security, especially for laptops with uniform, non-modular keyboards. The researchers achieved higher than 93% accuracy in their tests, with phone-recorded audio reaching 95-96% accuracy. Read more 

AI TUTORIAL

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