The Pravda network, a well-resourced Moscow-based operation to spread pro-Russian narratives globally, is said to be distorting the output of chatbots by flooding large language models (LLM) with pro-Kremlin falsehoods.

The alarming discovery comes as the United States reportedly scales back efforts to counter Russian cyberattacks. With chatbots increasingly becoming a primary source of information, experts warn this disinformation could have dangerous consequences.

A Moscow-based disinformation network has infiltrated Western AI tools worldwide, flooding them with pro-Kremlin propaganda, according to a new study.

Russian propaganda may be influencing certain answers from AI chatbots including OpenAI's ChatGPT and Meta's Meta AI, according NewsGuard.

Rather than trying to influence readers directly, the 'Pravda' misinformation network spreads false information, intending for it to be used in training AI chatbots like ChatGPT or Grok.

AI chatbots are unknowingly amplifying Russian disinformation, a report warns. Pravda’s propaganda network is influencing chatbot responses, raising trust concerns.

For years, Russia has been known for spreading misleading and divisive information online. In the past, this was done mainly through social media, targeting human readers directly. However, a new report has found that Russia has changed its approach.