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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Iranian Network Used AI to Plant Critical Articles in Global Media

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Iran Used AI to Create Fake Journalists for Disinformation Campaigns, OpenAI Reports

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OpenAI reported that Iran used artificial intelligence to create fake journalist personas and generate social media comments for a covert influence operation. The campaign aimed to spread anti-Israel and anti-US narratives by placing AI-generated articles in global media outlets. While the operation successfully placed nearly 100 articles, the AI-generated social media comments received little engagement. OpenAI believes the campaign was likely run by commercial actors offering influence services.

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  • Iran used AI to create fake journalists and spread disinformation to global media, OpenAI reported.
  • The influence operation generated social media comments and pitched articles under seven fabricated journalist personas.
  • OpenAI disrupted the Iranian campaign, rating it a four out of six for success in placing content in mainstream media.
  • Articles by fake journalists focused on political insecurity in Israel and the US-Iran conflict.
  • The operation produced nearly 100 articles globally between July 2025 and October 2026.
  • AI enabled malicious actors to conduct influence operations with greater scale and efficiency.
Iran Used AI to Create Fake Journalists for Disinformation Campaigns, OpenAI Reports
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