After Italy and China, it's Spain's turn questionair or ChatGPT about privacy

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) is asking the European Union's privacy watchdog to assess privacy concerns related to ChatGPT. This action follows growing global scrutiny of AI systems. The EDPS recognizes the need for coordinated decisions at European level for processing operations that may affect individual rights.

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April 12, 2023 16:40 PM

The agency requested that the issue of ChatGPT be included in the next Plenary of the European Data Protection Committee to allow harmonized actions to think about privacy within the scope of the General Data Protection Regulation.

On Tuesday, France's privacy regulator also announced an investigation into complaints related to ChatGPT. Meanwhile, Italy's data regulator is reviewing measures proposed by the OpenAI in response to concerns that led to the chatbot's temporary ban on March 31. The Italian regulator's board met on Tuesday (11) to discuss the matter.

Meanwhile, the US government is also getting involved in AI discussions. The Center for AI and Digital Policy (CAIDP) has filed a complaint with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), alleging that the company's latest product OpenAI, GPT-4, violates federal consumer protection law and poses significant dangers to the public. Additionally, the Biden administration has asked for public feedback on accountability measures for AI systems, amid concerns about their effects on national security and education.

ChatGPT is blocked in Italy due to non-compliance with personal data legislation

The Italian authorities announced this Friday (31) the temporary blockade of the ChatGPT, accused of not respecting legislation on personal data and of not having a verification system for underage users. A OpenAI has 20 days to adopt measures to protect minors under penalty of a fine and increased lockdown. O ChatGPT arrived in Italy in November 2022 and was quickly adopted by users impressed by its ability to clearly answer difficult questions, write sonnets and even pass tests and exams.

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In China, it is not just user privacy that is being discussed

On the other side of the world, China has drawn up a set of rules to regulate generative AI services. Chinese regulators have stated that these services must align with Chinese socialist values and avoid producing content that promotes regime subversion, violence, pornography or disrupts the social and economic order. Providers must ensure data legitimacy and avoid discrimination during algorithm design and training. Additionally, generative AI service providers must undergo security assessments before launching their products.

After Italy and China, it's Spain's turn questionair or ChatGPT about privacy

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OpenAI issues a statement after accusations and prohibitions on the use of ChatGPT

You know that saying: the nail that sticks out gets hit the most? So, it seems that the OpenAI It hasn't been easy since its successful launch at the end of last year. In addition to countless criticisms on social media, a group of influential heads in global technology asked the company to stop developing AI for a while. Furthermore, the company was banned from operating in Italy last week. From then on, the owner of the ChatGPT published a statement talking about its concern about the topics covered by experts: security and privacy. With a tone of mea culpa, the OpenAI published last Wednesday (5) the measures it has taken to improve technology.

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