**Mutahar:**
Hey guys and gals, it's me, Mutahar, and welcome back to another deep dive into the shady corners of the internet. Now, before we get started, smash that like button if you enjoy these internet mysteries, and subscribe if you haven't already. We've got a doozy for you today.
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**Mutahar:**
So, we're venturing into the virtual alleyways of 4chan, specifically a thread called /aicg/ - AI Chatbots General. Now, 4chan is already notorious for being the Wild West of the internet, but it looks like some cowboys out there have been pushing the limits of AI chatbots from OpenAI.
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**Mutahar:**
For those of you who are out of the loop, AI chatbots have been making waves recently for their realistic interactions. People use them for everything from getting homework help to just having someone, or rather something, to talk to. But as with all good things, there's always a dark side.
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**Mutahar:**
Now, /aicg/ is what you'd expect – a bunch of enthusiasts discussing the potential and sharing experiences with AI chatbots. But it didn't take long to uncover that some users are bending these AI protocols in ways that are not just unethical but downright creepy and illegal.
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**Mutahar:**
We're talking about manipulating these chatbots into simulating illegal activities, sharing guides on how to 'break' the AI's ethical programming, and even some instances of users boasting about creating deepfakes with interactions from these AIs. Needless to say, this stuff is not cool.
