NIA起诉书：德里红堡爆炸案嫌犯涉用ChatGPT查询火箭制法

The chargesheet filed by NIA alleges that a defendant in the car bomb blast near Delhi's Red Fort misused AI platforms for 'terror engineering', using YouTube and ChatGPT to search for methods to make rockets. The 7,500-page chargesheet was submitted to a Delhi special court on May 14, in connection with the vehicle-borne improvised explosive device attack on November 10 last year that killed 11 people and injured several others. The chargesheet states that the defendant, allegedly linked to AQIS, the South Asia branch of al-Qaeda, and its affiliate AGuH, self-made and tested rockets, and another defendant provided him with two drones, asking to increase their range and payload, and planned to equip them with explosives to attack security installations in Kashmir and elsewhere.

The chargesheet filed by India's National Investigation Agency (NIA) over the car bomb blast near Delhi's Red Fort says one defendant used ChatGPT to look up rocket-making methods and mixing ratios, using the AI platform for so-called terror engineering. The 7,500-page chargesheet, filed on May 14, concerns the car bomb blast of November 10 last year that killed 11 people. The chargesheet says defendant Jasir Bilal Wani and accomplices trial-built and tested rocket IEDs in Qazigund forest, and ordered components such as sensors and remote-control relays from Flipkart to assemble the detonation device, using TATP as the explosive. The NIA says the defendants also obtained two drones and planned to fit them with explosives to attack security facilities in Kashmir.