Tag: Data protection

The Italian Data Protection Authority is actively monitoring AI platforms and tools for compliance with data protection and privacy laws. Recently, the board enforced a ban on OpenAI's ChatGPT while exploring options to increase its manpower to refine their scrutiny. With fines being imposed on facial recognition software providers, the agency is staying ahead of the game in understanding the potential data breaches from AI technology.

ChatGPT is a popular messaging application used by millions of people, but its data collection practices have been scrutinized and caused concerns for user privacy and safety. In response, two task forces were set up by the European Data Protection Board and the US Department of Homeland Security to investigate these practices and protect user data. Artificial Intelligence Global, the tech giant owning the application, promises to prioritize user safety and privacy. Everyone should take necessary precautions when using applications to ensure their safety and privacy.

. ExtraHop Networks Inc. just unveiled Reveal(x), a revolutionary tool to monitor employee’s AI usage. Provides network packet visibility to assess data/IP risk, and help organizations protect confidential data and ensure IP protection. Try it to experience the extra level of security!

ChatGPT is a data-driven AI startup that provides chatbot services to enhance customer service, sales and marketing. Our dedication to user privacy and security is strong, offering GDPR compliance and encryption to protect user data. A survey revealed a concern with data privacy when using ChatGPT, particularly amongst Singapore users. Our commitment to protecting customer data ensures they can use our services safely.

. This article discusses research from Kaspersky which tested ChatGPT's effectiveness in detecting malicious phishing links. Results indicated a moderate success rate with a higher detection rate for the second question, but a higher false positive rate. The experiment also looked into the extent of understanding and recognition of phishing targets. Similarly, Kaspersky's lead data scientist remarked on the limited potential of language models with regards to cybersecurity.