ChatGPT, a chatbot tool built by AI research company OpenAI, was released on Nov. 30. It was designed to interact “in a conversational way” with the ability to answer follow-up questions and even admit mistakes. Some Twitter users have come to realize that the bot could potentially be used for both good and evil, as it can be prompted to reveal loopholes in smart contracts. The tool can also create an example smart contract for staking rewards for nonfungible tokens (NFTs) Users have already begun to jest they’re able to now start businesses for security auditing simply by using the bot to test for weaknesses in smart contract smart contracts and provide the code needed to fix a vulnerability. . . .
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