Italian regulators say ChatGPT must meet local and GDPR privacy regulations by April 30, but AI experts say the model’s architecture makes such compliance almost impossible.
OpenAI may soon face its biggest regulatory challenge yet, as Italian authorities insist the company has until April 30 to comply with local and European data protection and privacy laws, a task artificial intelligence (AI) experts say could be near impossible.
Italian authorities issued a blanket ban on OpenAI’s GPT products in late March, becoming the first Western country to outright shun the products. The action came on the heels of a data breach wherein ChatGPT and GPT API customers could see data generated by other users.
Read more
