从培训到代笔的流量陷阱：AI洗稿拼凑IPO假新闻 8人被抓

Core Points - Shanghai police have cracked a case involving the use of artificial intelligence to fabricate and disseminate online rumors that harm corporate interests, resulting in the arrest of eight suspects [1][8]. Group 1: Incident Overview - In early 2023, a tea beverage company in Shanghai reported to the police that multiple self-media platforms were spreading false information about the company and its founder, damaging the brand image and affecting normal operations, with some stores experiencing a daily revenue drop of over 20% year-on-year [2]. - Following the report, the police established a special task force to investigate the matter [2]. Group 2: Method of Operation - The suspect Yao, a professional self-media operator, sought to increase traffic to his financial account to earn advertising revenue, which had been low. He paid 800 yuan to find a ghostwriter online [6]. - The ghostwriter, Lu, used AI to generate an article containing numerous false claims about the tea beverage company, which Yao published across multiple self-media accounts, leading to a rapid increase in online views and public skepticism towards the company [6]. - Another suspect, Chen, who primarily operated AI network training, contacted a friend to promote his training courses by suggesting that articles with high readership could yield cash withdrawals. He collected various unverified rumors about the company's founder and used AI to rewrite them before publishing on his friend's account, achieving significant readership in a short time [6][7]. Group 3: Legal Action - All eight suspects have been subjected to criminal coercive measures by the Shanghai police [8].