The Italian data protection authority (GPDP) announced the launch of an inquiry against OpenAI for multiple user privacy law violations by ChatGPT.
ChatGPT is OpenAI’s large language model designed to interact with human users and emulate conversations, provide responses, answer questions, and many more.
The AI platform had a data breach incident on March 20, 2023, where a Redis server bug on the platform exposed the history of chat queries of other people to random users.
Additionally, many ChatGPT Plus subscribers reported seeing other people’s email addresses and payment details on their subscription pages, so the exposure also extended to sensitive data.
The Italian authorities accuse OpenAI of failing to personally inform impacted users of the data breach, as they are obliged according to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applicable in Europe.
The data protection office also raises the question of what data is collected from the users’ conversations to train its AI model or share with partners, which is unclear from OpenAI’s published terms.
The GDPR requires a legal basis for data collection, aka a convincing justification for data harvesting, processing, and storing, which ensures that the process is transparent and respects the rights of the data subjects. However, ChatGPT’s terms appear to lack this crucial component.
The third issue highlighted in GPDP’s announcement is the lack of age verification on the ChatGPT platform, which allows users below the age of 13, who are typically ineligible for using the service, to log in and chat with the AI bot.
The Italian SA emphasizes in its order that the lack of whatever age verification mechanism exposes children to receiving responses that are absolutely inappropriate to their age and awareness, even though the service is allegedly addressed to users aged above 13 according to OpenAI’s terms of service.
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Finally, the authority gives OpenAI 20 days to respond to the inquiry and share precisely what measures will be implemented to remediate the recognized issues. If the American company fails to do so, it is threatened with a fine of €20 million ($21.8M) or 4% of the total worldwide annual turnover.
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“Facebook has 60 people working on how to read your mind. Facebook will have to develop a system that doesn’t require surgery to implant electrodes. It is using non-invasive sensors that can measure brain activity hundreds of times per second at high resolution to decode brain signals associated with language in real time.
“You can text a friend without taking out your phone” – Regina Dugan, head of Facebook’s hardware innovation division Building 8.
“Another “problem” Facebook wants to solve is how to input those thoughts to another person’s brain. It’s all very well being able to think an email into existence, but the other person still has to read it. Facebook wants the recipient not to read the email, but to feel it.”
Source: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/apr/19/facebook-mind-reading-technology-f8
Guys they are reading your minds, your thoughts your braing signals, your mouse, your fingers etc..
Not only your privacy, your IP address, but also your thoughts, your mind are under attack.
There are authorities that use s.c. Remote Neural Monitoring, Remote Brain Scanning,
Satellite Telemetry, A.I Intrusion, Voice to skull, Synthetic telepathy, Collective thoughts reading etc.
Just SEARCH for them in Google, WAKE UP! VPN will not save your privacy.
Facebook Uses Artificial Intelligence to predict your future actions for advertisers, says confidential document. Source: https://theintercept.com/2018/04/13/facebook-advertising-data-artificial-intelligence-ai/
Are they experimenting with people’s brain and thoughts as if people were Laboratory Mices, are they rumbling in our brains and destroy our health?
Facebook said that it tracks your mouse movements to help its algorithm distinguish between humans and bots. (search for in Google)
Have fun!
Anyone who subscribed to ChatGpt deserves what they get. The first flag was the service insists on a legitimate mobile number, no VoIP, no third party virtual mobile number.
AMEN!