However, the regulator has since found potential data privacy violations and has given Microsoft-backed OpenAI 30 days to present a defense. The ongoing investigation will consider the work done by a European task force made up of national privacy watchdogs.
Key takeaways:
- Italy's data protection authority, Garante, has informed OpenAI that its AI chatbot application, ChatGPT, breaches data protection rules.
- Last year, Garante banned ChatGPT due to alleged breaches of EU privacy rules, but the service was reactivated after OpenAI addressed certain issues.
- The regulator has continued its investigations and found potential data privacy violations, but did not provide further details.
- Garante has given Microsoft-backed OpenAI 30 days to present defense arguments, and its investigation will consider work done by a European task force of national privacy watchdogs.