The Italian Data Protection Authority fined OpenAI 15 million euros and demanded a six-month informational campaign about the data collection and use of ChatGPT. The regulator noted that the company failed to notify about the data breach in March 2023 and used personal data of users without legal grounds. Additionally, there was no age verification system, which could have allowed minors to access inappropriate content. The campaign must explain users' rights to opt-out and delete data under GDPR.
12/23/2024 12:36:53 PM (GMT+1)
Italy fines OpenAI 15 million euros for data privacy violations and demands a six-month campaign to inform users about data collection for ChatGPT 📊
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