GPT Chat Trend is causing a fever, users are at risk of becoming "bait" for dirty tricks

In recent years, the trend created by Chat GPT has caused a fever among young people because of the intelligence and sensitivity of AI. However, these phenomena have been exploited by bad guys to steal user information, turning users into profiteering tools.

The trend of "Creating a 3D model toy box photo from your own face" has been "causing a fever" on social networks recently. This trend is mainly supported by artificial intelligence (AI) tools capable of processing images such as the new version of ChatGPT, Midjourney, Gemini, Grok,... In particular, ChatGPT has attracted attention when it has just updated the feature of creating and editing photos using AI, allowing users to upload photos and request the system to transform them into many different styles.

Although AI imaging technology has been around for a few years, it is the recent dramatic improvements, especially in portrait processing and personalization, that have caused this trend to explode again.

Users will use commands, called "prompts" to describe what they want, and AI tools will create images according to your wishes. The character will be placed in a dollhouse with items related to their profession such as cameras, computers, vehicles, clothes, ... users can also edit part or all of the image to their liking until satisfied.

The rise of ChatGPT is raising questions about privacy as a series of allegations show that this artificial intelligence tool is collecting users' personal data.

The risk was so high that the Italian data protection authority announced a ban on the popular chatbot within the country. In another development, confidential Samsung data was also leaked when the company's employees used ChatGPT for work.

A series of ChatGPT's limitations in data security are being expose.d. Experts warn users to avoid revealin.g too much information to chatbots to avoid future risks.

In its privacy policy, OpenAI states that it will only collect personal information from users with consent, or when the collection of such information is necessary to perform OpenAI's services.

Although it brings a lot of joy to users, posting personal images of users also poses risks of personal information disclosure and image copyright. Some users have used artificial intelligence to create images of relatives and friends and posted them without the owner's permission. In fact, there have been many recorded cases of criminal gangs using users' images to create sensitive videos, which are then used to blackmail users.

Mr. Tru (an IT employee in Hanoi) said: "Users need to understand that data such as images and personal descriptions when uploaded to AI platforms can be saved for the purpose of training the system or analyzing user behavior. If not strictly controlled, this can lead to personal information being misused, causing long-term effects on users."

In fact, there have been some cases where users' images have been exploited to create inappropriate content, or even used for bad purposes such as online fraud and blackmail.

In addition, arbitrarily using other people's images to create simulation images without permission is a violation of personal rights, posing potential legal risks.

Experts recommend: Users should be cautious when sharing images created with AI, and should clearly include the caption: "Photo created by AI" to avoid misunderstandings. At the same time, they should consider carefully before providing any personal information to AI platforms, especially those of unknown origin or without transparent privacy policies.

The rapid development of artificial intelligence brings many new creative opportunities. However, at the same time, users need to raise awareness, skills and responsibility in using technology safely and appropriately.

Trend: portrait packaging, warnings still ignored, users get bitter results Moon22:09:56 11/04/2025The trend of creating portrait packs has become a social media sensation, turning photos into unique toy models thanks to AI. Besides being fun, this trend has many potential consequences for psychology and privacy, requiring users to be alert.