Tag: Data protection

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The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has announced the formation of a task force to govern and enforce laws relating to ChatGPT and AI applications, in a shift towards more expansive privacy policies. Coordinating between EU member states' data protection authorities, the move follows a crackdown in Italy due to OpenAI's lack of age verification and user data collection. OpenAI has addressed the issues and ChatGPT again available. Thought-leaders like Antonella Pansini are leading change in safeguarding user data from AI technology exploitation.

Samsung Electronics Co. has just implemented a new policy that bans the use of generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT, in the workplace. This is the reaction to a data leak that occurred when employees uploaded confidential information to the platform. In order to protect sensitive data and user privacy, the tech giant has suspended the use of its AI tools on on company-owned laptops, phones, and tablets. Customers who own Samsung devices do not need to worry as the ban does not apply to them.