The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), the UK CNIL, warned digital companies Chatbot solutions like ChatGPT implement that they must respect privacy while being trained with lots of data from the web, explains the Guardian. This attitude comes after Italy blocked the use of ChatGPT last week.
“ There really is no excuse not to consider the privacy implications of generative AI. We will work hard to ensure companies get it right said Stephen Almond, director of technology and innovation at ICO, reports the British newspaper.
The ICO manager explains that he used ChatGPT for the question and returned it as an answer that the generative AI “ the potential to pose privacy risks if not used responsibly “.
At the same time, the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner of Canada “ opened an investigation about the company behind ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot “.
The “ An investigation against OpenAI, the company that powers ChatGPT, was launched following a complaint alleging the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information without consent “. More information can not be given at the moment, the investigations are ongoing.
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