Following the recent rise in interest in artificial intelligence (AI) due to the impressive capabilities of ChatGPT v4, a project claiming to be an "AI-based" decentralized application has allegedly scammed its users out of nearly 1 million USD. CertiK, a blockchain security platform, has verified that Harvest Keeper has taken approximately 933,000 USD of users' assets.

Furthermore, users have suffered losses of around 219,000 USD from fraudulent transactions on the Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Polygon networks, as reported by CertiK. The security company has advised users to withdraw the permissions granted to the project and cautioned against interacting with its website.

Harvest Keeper claims to be an AI-based project that can enhance the trading process to increase profits, offering users a promised return of 4.81% on their deposits. The website boasts a 101% return on investment within 21 days and an 8% referral reward. With over 30,000 followers on Twitter and more than 32,000 on Telegram, Harvest Keeper has gained a significant following.

On the other hand, as ChatGPT gained popularity on Twitter, numerous accounts claiming to be linked to "CryptoGPT" have emerged on the social platform. The trending hashtag associated with a token project named "CryptoGPT" on March 10 has led to the emergence of several similar accounts, some of which advertised fraudulent giveaways.

Additionally, numerous Twitter accounts with similar names have also popped up, some of which are suspected to be running fake giveaways and airdrops.

Sources:

https://www.investing.com/news/cryptocurrency-news/project-claiming-to-be-aipowered-drains-1m-from-users-3034642

https://cointelegraph.com/news/project-claiming-to-be-ai-powered-drains-1m-from-users

https://blockchair.com/news/project-claiming-to-be-aipowered-drains-1m-from-users--4e3b1028e4 

https://coincodecap.com/ai-powered-harvest-keeper-drains-1m-of-users-funds