CBSE Faces Backlash Over AI-Generated Image, Raises Security Concerns
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- •The CBSE was accused of using a ChatGPT-generated image in an official social media post, sparking a security controversy.
- •Entrepreneur Deedy Das alleged that the CBSE used an AI-generated image to demonstrate security, despite claims by a 19-year-old hacker that the OSM platform had been breached.
- •OpenAI’s detection tool confirmed that the image shared by the CBSE was AI-generated, with SynthID detected, though content credentials could not be verified.
- •The controversy sparked widespread discussion on social media, with users raising concerns about the security of students' personal data.
- •While the government is working to strengthen cybersecurity, repeated hacking incidents on government websites and the use of AI-generated images in official communications have faced criticism.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has found itself embroiled in a controversy after allegations surfaced that an AI-generated image was used in an official social media post. Entrepreneur Deedy Das (DD) accused the CBSE of using a ChatGPT-generated image to reassure the public about security measures. The issue came to light when a 19-year-old hacker claimed to have breached the CBSE’s Online Mark Sheet Scanner (OSM) platform. However, the CBSE had already dismissed these claims, stating that the compromised platform was merely a test system and not part of the main infrastructure.
