Germany can follow in Italy footsteps blocking ChatGPT over Data Security Concerns, German Commissioner for data protection he told the Handelsblatt newspaper in Comments have been posted on Monday.
OpenAI powered by Microsoft took ChatGPT is offline in Italy on Friday after national The data agency has temporarily banned the chatbot and launched an investigation into the suspected breach of Privacy rules By applying artificial intelligence.
In principle, this is the procedure also possible in Germany, ”said Ulrich Kelber, adding that this would be the prerogative of the state. But he did not specify which of these plans.
Germany has asked for more, Kelber said information from Italy on ban it. Privacy guards in France and Ireland said they did also I contacted the Italian data regulators to discuss his findings.
“We are following up with Italian regulator to understand the basis for Their work and we will coordinate with All EU data protection authorities in regarding this matter” for Irish Data Protection Commissioner (DPC).
OpenAI said on Friday that he actively works for reduce Personal Data in Train their own AI systems.
While the Irish DPC is a lead European Union regulator for a lot global technology giants under the agglomerationone Stop shopData system, it is not lead Organizer for OpenAI, which has no offices in European Union.
privacy regulator in Sweden said it does not have plans to block ChatGPT nor is it in communication with Italian guard.
An Italian investigation into OpenAI has been launched following a cyber security breach last week led to people Excerpts appear of ChatGPT chats and conversations of other users financial information.
The company accused OpenAI of No age verification of ChatGPT users, who You must be 13 years of age or older. Italy is first Western country to take action against AI-powered chatbot.
For nine hours, the exposed data was included first And last Names, billing and credit addresses card Credit types card and expiration dates last Four numbers of credit card According to an email sent by OpenAI to one affected client and seen by the Financial Times.
