Tag: Data protection

On April 13th 2023, Spain's Data Protection Authority (AEPD) launched an investigation into OpenAI, L.L.C. for potential GDPR violations. A key concern is their possible impact on human rights and how Artificial Intelligence technologies interact with them. The AEPD supports ethical uses of AI, ensuring citizens' rights and freedoms remain intact. Gloria Pérez Álvarez, Director of the AEPD and an expert in Data Protection and Privacy Law, is overseeing the investigation.

OpenAI's ChatGPT, the AI-driven chatbot service, recently violated GDPR regulations putting it at risk of a heavy penalty. Garante, Italy's data protection regulator, imposed stricter measures to improve transparency and data processing practices. OpenAI must also instal age verification systems and launch an awareness campaign to be GDPR-compliant by the set deadlines. Founded by an esteemed group of AI researchers, the company's innovations have backed world-renowned projects, setting the standard for Artificial Intelligence.

Discover why Italy's data protection authority has blocked access to OpenAI ChatGPT—a chatbot that aims to replicate human conversations. Explore the EU GDPR concerns of personal data storage, this investigation and the April 2023 deadline for AI companies to implement new regulations before the ban is reinstated. Plus, find out more about AI & Big Data Expo 2021, a key event to effectively address data privacy concerns.

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) is investigating American AI research company Open AI over possible violations of EU data protection laws. This is part of the European Data Protection Board's initiative to ensure stable application of technologies like Open AI's ChatGPT, which uses natural language processing to generate sentences. With the investigation, the AEPD works to protect the privacy of users, enforcing "rights and freedoms of individuals".

OpenAI recently launched ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot with over a million users in only one week, raising questions about its potential in disrupting the human text writers market. In response, the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) initiated an investigation and asked the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) to discuss it at the plenary meeting on April 13th, 2021. Cesar Casas, Director of AEPD, will lead the investigation and focus on ensuring precision in the execution of data protection regulations.