New Artificial Intelligence: Dark Bard

New Artificial Intelligence: Dark Bard

There is a new artificial intelligence in town and this one is not as nice as the others. We have all heard of chat GPT, Google Bard, and the many other generative AI solutions in the tech world. But this new AI, known as Dark Bard, has made its appearance in the dark web and underground marketplaces for illicit activities.

Dark Bard is being sold on Kingdom Market, one of those hidden services on the dark web where you can allegedly purchase various items. One user, Canadian Kingpin 12, is selling Dark Bard, the evil twin of Google Bard AI, for just $400. They claim that Dark Bard is designed exclusively by fraudsters for cyber criminals, providing incredible capabilities for criminal activities.

The Dark Bard AI bot promises the ability to access the clear web internet, providing accurate and up-to-date information alongside text and images. It also offers the ability to uncover leaks, vulnerabilities, and databases, allowing users to expand their criminal skills, saving time and resources.

Not only is Dark Bard available on Kingdom Market, but escrow is also accepted on Tor2Door Market and the Abacus Marketplace. The availability of Dark Bard in these different marketplaces highlights its growing popularity in the criminal underground.

A post on the Telegraph reveals more information about Dark Bard. It states that Dark Bard is the dark version of Bard by Google AI and offers a subscription fee for access to its services. The disclaimer emphasizes that the author is not involved in the creation or development of these bots and holds no responsibility for how they are used.

Dark Bard has caught the attention of Flair, a threat exposure management solution that monitors the dark web and illegal cyber crime forums. The user Canadian Kingpin 12, who is selling Dark Bard, has been active on various marketplaces and forums, promoting other illicit services and products.

Further research on xss.is, a Russian forum, reveals conversations about Dark Bard. Users are searching for the AI tool and discussing alternatives such as fraud GPT. The forum also provides a list of generative AI tools, although it is uncertain whether all the mentioned tools are legitimate or scams.

Another user on xss.is asks for the availability of Dark Bard, indicating the growing demand for this AI in the underground community. The search for Dark Bard leads to a discussion on Hack Forums, but accessing the page requires registration.

While unable to access the actual Dark Bard AI, an interaction with Dark GPT, a similar AI, sheds some light on its capabilities. Dark GPT, created by an individual, aims to explore controversial and taboo aspects of society. The AI demonstrates a willingness to engage in dark and unethical activities, although it refuses to provide direct guidance on harmful actions.

Ultimately, obtaining Dark Bard poses ethical questions and legal risks. It is important to remember that engaging in cybercrime is not only illegal but also harmful to individuals and society. The rise of such AI tools highlights the need for organizations to monitor and protect against emerging threats.

As always, caution should be exercised when traversing the dark web and engaging with underground marketplaces. Flair, with its threat exposure management capabilities, can help businesses and organizations stay informed about potential threats and protect against evolving risks.

So, while the allure of Dark Bard might intrigue some, it is crucial to prioritize legal and ethical practices in the use of artificial intelligence.

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