An in-depth look at the regulatory risks for OpenAI under GDPR, including questions around future data scraping and handling “right to be forgotten” requests
The European Union's fight with ChatGPT is a glance into what's to come for AI services. LinkedIn: Yash Thakker . Mastodon: @Woodchaz@social.vivaldi.net . Tweets: @adamthierer and @gonnetpedro LinkedIn: Yash Thakker : OpenAI's ChatGPT faces regulatory hurdles as EU data privacy concerns deepen. Italy lifted its ban, but Germany, France, and Spain launched investigations, while Canada evaluates privacy concerns. … Mastodon: @Woodchaz@social.vivaldi.net : @Techmeme — I'm glad some regulation existed beforehand because they're not in a hurry to make any. And they need a lot. A pocket nuke would at least come with a warning sticker. Tweets: Adam Thierer / @adamthierer : good overview from @verge about how European Union's combo of GDPR + the AI Act will crush generative AI innovation & investment. https://twitter.com/... Pedro Gonnet / @gonnetpedro : «EU regulators claim that the secrecy around OpenAI's training data means there's no way to confirm if the personal information swept into it was specifically given with user consent, [...]» https://www.theverge.com/...