Tag: Privacy

This article informs readers about the seriousness of using artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT and the potential data leak and privacy issues that can arise. As evidenced by the Samsung breach of data in Sep 2020, it can be hard for the average user to stay informed on data risks and to be aware of the terms of service, FAQs and policies it provides. Companies should be aware of these risks and monitor the use of their staff and members on ChatGPT to protect customer data. Read to learn more about AI data warnings and how to prevent such breaches.

OpenAI’s ChatGPT has seen immense success since its launch late last year, with 100 million users worldwide. The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has set up a task force to create regulations for this AI platform, following recent privacy-related bans in Italy and Germany. The Spanish and French data protection agencies have also started an investigation, with five complaints from French users, one of which was from an MP. EDPB's move to protect user’s data while promoting AI technology is commendable.

European lawmakers are calling for new regulations for the development of advanced artificial intelligence technology, such as ChatGPT. New regulations are being suggested in order to protect user data, safeguard privacy, and ensure ethical use of AI. AI technology has the potential to greatly improve people's lives, but must also be used safely and responsibly.

ChatGPT is an AI tool that uses machine learning to give users answers to anything. However this poses serious privacy risks, from collecting and selling data without warning to exposing embarrassing private information. Italy has recently taken action to protect consumer rights and data privacy, while PrivateInternetAccess remains a staunch advocate for personal protection - but is it enough to stop powerful AI?

OpenAI's flagship AI ChatGPT recently felt the wrath of Italy's data protection authority, the Garante. Due to a lack of adequate information regarding the processing of data, no age verification protocol and various inaccuracies, the Garante issued an urgent order, gave OpenAI 20 days to rectify this or face hefty fines up to 4% of global revenue. 1000 technologists and researchers published an open letter requesting a pause in the development of advanced AI systems. Altman, OpenAI president and co-chairman of Y Combinator, has firmly committed to safely evolve AI with the right ethical standards.