Tag: Garante

. OpenAI's ChatGPT service uses AI to emulate and process human conversations, raising concerns over its legal basis for collecting and processing personal data. In response, the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante) have taken enforcement action, temporarily limiting processing. To ensure that these issues are addressed, OpenAI has had to agree to comply with clear info for users and an age verification process. Meanwhile, the European Data Protection Board has also launched a task force to assess potential enforcement actions.

Discover the impacts and implications of Italy's ban on Open AI's widely-used ChatGPT tool - an self-generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology. Find out what action Pasquale Stanzione, CEO of the Italian data protection authority, Garante, is taking regarding the possible spread of misinformation and privacy violation. With the new proposed EU AI Act, explore the current and future possibilities of regulating self-generative AI tools, and learn how OpenAI is delivering on its promise to develop AI with safe and beneficial outcomes.

OpenAI and Italian data protection agency Garante are facing a temporary ban on the chatbot ChatGPT. The chatbot uses Artificial Intelligence to generate texts that resemble human creations, however Garante is concerned with the potential violations to data protection legislation. In order to have the ban lifted, OpenAI must ensure transparency over how user data is processed and acquire permission to use the data. Ethical use of AI and the protection of minors is a key factor for Garante and OpenAI. If the condition is met before April 30th, the ban will be lifted.

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.

OpenAI's ChatGPT has returned to Italy after making changes to comply with EU regulations. With age-verification measures, OpenAI is now protecting user privacy better. Plus, a new form has been added for users to exercise their right to erase personal information. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman confirmed the return and welcomed Italian users back!