Tag: Data privacy

. This article discusses the recent incidents of an employee of Samsung leaking OpenAI's ChatGPT source code and the risks posed by chatbots to your data safety. Learn what Samsung is doing to protect their intellectual property and customers' data and how you can protect your data from AI chatbots. Stay up to date with all the latest information to ensure the security of your data.

Samsung has enacted strict regulations for its employees using Generative AI tools due to security and privacy concerns. Major banks, such as JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America, and Citigroup, have imposed similar bans or restrictions on ChatGPT, a platform by OpenAI. Tech giants Microsoft, Alphabet and Samsung must also abide by the regulations to protect confidential data. Find out how these limits may affect your business.

WhatsApp, the secure and user-friendly instant messaging service owned by Meta, recently took action against bad accounts in India, banning over 47 lakh accounts in March. Rajeev Chandrasekhar, MoS for Electronics and IT launched the Grievance Appellate Committee aiming to empower and protect digital rights of Indian users. Meta has also partnered with Microsoft and OpenAI to fasten development with coding assistant, ensuring data privacy and great user experience.

PrivateAI has launched PrivateGPT to enable users to protect their sensitive data and PII. It is designed to battle data privacy issues associated with OpenAI's ChatGPT. PrivateGPT will safeguard privacy by automatically redacting any confidential information from being sent to the ChatGPT. Patricia Thaine, CEO of PrivateAI has hopes that this tool will empower the use of data privacy. Now with PrivateGPT and Masked-AI, users get multiple privacy-protecting tools to choose from.

OpenAI, a Microsoft-backed Artificial Intelligence (AI) research and development lab, has resolved a temporary suspension of its popular chatbot, ChatGPT, in Italy. Garante had objected to the age limitations set by OpenAI as well as provided greater visibility of its user content opt-out rules. Detailed personal information from users is now required to exercise their right to privacy. EU users can now switch "Chat History & Training" to chat “incognito”. Garante is satisfied with OpenAI's compliance with the regulations.