We are also compliant with transparency: we let users know how their data is processed and we provide the privacy policy'.

It is important that these systems learn the concepts that we know, such as the text or videos, but not necessarily information about private individuals. 'We believe that our services are GDPR compliant and we actively work to reduce personal data in training ChatGpt. From what I read, public opinion is with us'. 'We respect the European laws on personal data, but we are open to dialogue with the Guarantor and we hope to be able to restore the service in Italy soon. 'It was a surprise, they hadn't contacted us before,' the 34-year-old engineer said via link from San Francisco at the OpenAi summit. (…)The dispute concerns the fact that it does not inform users about the collection of their data and that it has no legal basis for feeding it to algorithms: 'But our services comply with European legislation on personal data and we are actively working to reduce personal data in artificial intelligence training. Interview with #MiraMurati, top manager of #OpenAi: 'The Guarante blocked us but the Italians want artificial intelligence' The article is in #Italian but you who are outside #Italy, you can translate it with #ChatGPT… 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️

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