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AI Misuse Alarms India: ChatGPT Generates Fake Aadhaar and PAN Cards

AI Misuse Alarms India: ChatGPT Generates Fake Aadhaar and PAN Cards

AI Misuse Alarms India: With the launch of GPT-4o’s image generation tool, ChatGPT has allowed users to create over 700 million images. This feature has become popular for creating fun visuals like Studio Ghibli-style art. However serious misuse has emerged. Some users are now generating fake Aadhaar and PAN cards using this tool raising security concerns.


Fake IDs Created Using AI

Recently, images of fake Aadhaar cards, including one with Elon Musk’s photo surfaced on social media. These fake IDs look very close to real Aadhaar cards. They even include QR codes and Aadhaar numbers. Similarly, users have shared fake PAN cards too. These developments highlight the darker side of advanced AI tools.

Why This Is Alarming

Aadhaar cards are issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), and PAN cards come from the Income Tax Department. Both are critical identity documents in India. Using fake versions can lead to fraud, identity theft, and financial scams.


Experts warn that this misuse could increase if there are no strict checks. While Aadhaar verification can be done by matching the card details with the government database, verifying fake PAN cards or driving licenses is harder because those do not include facial data.

What OpenAI Says

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT acknowledges the risks in their system card for GPT-4o. They mention that this new model has more power than previous versions like DALL·E and can generate more detailed and realistic images. OpenAI has added content restrictions like banning the generation of realistic images of children, violent content, and adult visuals. Still, users are finding ways to bypass these controls.

AI Misuse Alarms India:
AI tools like ChatGPT have great potential
but their misuse can cause serious problems. Generating fake government IDs is not only illegal but also puts the identity and safety of people at risk. Strict rules, better technology checks, and public awareness are needed to stop the misuse of AI-generated content.

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