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OpenAI faces its biggest challenge yet – comply with EU's data protection and privacy laws by April 30 or get banned in Italy. AI experts state that the task is almost impossible due to the sheer size and scope of data. Learn more on how this impacts the tech industry and what OpenAI must do to meet the deadline.

OpenAI's ChatGPT project was suspended in Italy due to privacy violations but can now be started again with changes allowing the project to comply with data protection laws. With ChatGPT now able to create essays, songs and news articles based on prompts, OpenAI must ensure that all personal data is processed in accordance with law to safely reopen the platform in Italy.

OpenAI, founded by Elon Musk & Sam Altman, launched its 'OpenAI Bug Bounty' program. Users can be rewarded up to $20,000 for reporting any security bug, flaw or vulnerability in the ChatGPT system. Ensure utmost security & trust in OpenAI's platform & protect data privacy.

OpenAI is a research-based organisation dedicated to creating AI technology and exploring new ways to benefit humanity, supported by Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. Its widely used chatbot, ChatGPT, is under investigation by Europe's GDPR, due to its ability to collect large amounts of personal data. EU regulators have created a task force to help combat the use of ChatGPT, as it could potentially threaten human work and spread false information.

The European Union has set up a Privacy Task Force to tackle data investigations surrounding OpenAI's ChatGPT AI chatbot. The EU is collaborating with other data protection regulators such as the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) in order to protect individuals' rights. ChatGPT has gained worldwide attention for its use of Artificial Intelligence, but faces criticism for breaching GDPR laws. OpenAI promises to provide secure and user-friendly AI applications and to responsibly use their technology. The task force will monitor any irregularities or breaches in order to ensure the safe use of AI globally.