Early Generative AI was popular with spammers before it became mainstream because it could be used to write infinite variations of spam messages. Making each message unique is more likely to bypass spam filters.

There are also a lot of AI use cases that require a lot of token spend to brute force a problem. Someone might want to search for security exploits in a codebase but they don’t want to spend the $50,000 in tokens from their own money. Finding someone’s key and using it as hard as possible until getting locked out could move these projects forward.