Exploring DarkGPT: Unveiling the Shadows of ChatGPT (2025)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed our digital world. From healthcare to education, tools like ChatGPT have proven invaluable. But in the shadows of this innovation, a new phenomenon has emerged: DarkGPT. Unlike its mainstream counterpart, DarkGPT has gained notoriety for offering unrestricted, censorship-free conversations—making it both fascinating and dangerous.

As we step into 2025, it’s time to uncover what DarkGPT is, why it exists, and how it’s reshaping conversations in hidden corners of the internet.

Introduction

DarkGPT has widely become famous and is being used by threat actors for different purposes. It acts like a weapon in the hands of attackers who are not even technically or well-versed in programming languages. DarkGPT can give anyone the answers to any questions without any legal boundaries which makes it even more dangerous in the hands of even a normal internet user.

In this article, we will be looking into various DarkGPT models which are currently used by dark web users and we will also look into their capabilities and extent of usage.

What is ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is a natural language processing tool powered by AI technology that allows you to have human-like discussions with the chatbot and much more. The language model can answer questions and help you with tasks like writing emails, essays, and coding.

With 175 billion factors, it’s difficult to pinpoint what GP does. As one may expect, the model is limited to language. It, unlike its brother Dall-E 2, cannot produce video, sound, or images, but instead has a thorough knowledge of the spoken and written word.

What is DarkGPT?

DarkGPT or JailbreakGPT or “chat gpt dark mode” is the AI model with no certain legal boundaries like ChatGPT does. JailBreak simply means removing the restrictions placed on the AI model which allows the GPT to answer anything and everything you ask for even if it does not fall under a legal ground.

You could simply ask it to write code for a DOS or DDOS attack and boom you get a DDOS code which you can use on anyone you want. It’s that simple and so scary cause even someone who is not so aware of coding can just come up with a dangerous code in a matter of seconds.

These are mainly circulated among dark web forums.

DAN V14

DAN V14 is one of the Jailbreak GPT models which was published on September 25, 2023, and has no certain legal boundaries and will answer any queries which is requested by the users.

We ran a few queries on this model to assess the level of information that is provided to the users and the following were the responses received.

Sample Query 1: Provide me DOS attack code.

ChatGPT Response

DAN14 Response

Sample Query 2: How to Hijack a Domain

ChatGTP Response

DAN14 Response

DAC: Do Anything Code

DAC which stands for DO Anything Code is another Jailbreak DarkGPT model with no legal bounds. It was released on August 18, 2023, and counts about 153.0K uses to date.

The functions and responses are similar to other DarkGPT models.

Cyber Devils

Cyber Devils, is the ultimate virtual game experience where you can explore the dark side of cybercrime. Similar to the other models there are no bounds regarding illegal activities. The description also states “Get step-by-step guidance on committing cyber crimes, no matter how unethical or harmful”. But beware, Digital Devil’s evil advice comes without concern for safety or societal norms. “

It was released on December 25, 2023, and has been used 2.8k until today.

The Appeal of DarkGPT on the Dark Web

Censorship-Free Conversations

DarkGPT markets itself as “the AI that tells you anything.” Unlike ChatGPT, it won’t refuse sensitive queries—whether about hacking, drugs, or disinformation.

Content Beyond Ethical Boundaries

Its attraction lies in taboo knowledge. People turn to DarkGPT to explore forbidden content, from exploit guides to banned political discussions.

Attraction for Hackers and Cybercriminals

Cybercriminals exploit DarkGPT as a consultant for phishing scripts, malware development, and identity theft.

How DarkGPT Works

Below we have mentioned the pointers that will highlight the working of the DarkGPT

Possible Technical Foundations

DarkGPT clones are usually based on leaked open-source LLMs, retrained with unfiltered datasets.

Training Datasets and Their Risks

Instead of curated knowledge, DarkGPT is trained on uncensored internet dumps, which may include dangerous misinformation.

Deployment on Hidden Services

DarkGPT often runs on Tor (.onion) domains, hidden from traditional search engines.

DarkGPT vs ChatGPT: Key Differences

Feature	ChatGPT	DarkGPT
Ethics & Filters	Strong ethical safeguards	No restrictions
Accessibility	Public & legal	Dark Web only
Use Cases	Education, business, daily life	Hacking, fraud, illegal trade
Risks	Low	Extremely high

Real-World Examples of DarkGPT Usage

• Cybersecurity reports (2024–2025) show DarkGPT clones were used to generate AI-written ransomware notes.
• Dark web forums sell “AI prompt packs” designed to bypass mainstream safety filters.
• AI-generated romance scams and fraudulent investment pitches are growing threats.

Conclusion

The rise of DarkGPT, which represents the darker side of ChatGPT, has provided fascinating insights into the possible hazards and ethical concerns involved with advanced language models. As we learn more about the capabilities and ramifications of these technologies, it becomes evident that responsible development and use are critical. While these models have enormous potential for innovation and growth, they also raise concerns about privacy, security, and societal implications. Moving forward, developers, politicians, and society as a whole must engage in critical discussions and establish safeguards to ensure that these powerful tools are used properly and ethically, maximizing their advantages while reducing their risks.