EU Regulators Flag ChatGPT for Data Inaccuracy, OpenAI Faces $38M Fines Under New AI Act
May 26, 2024The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has raised serious compliance concerns regarding OpenAI's ChatGPT model.
A report indicates that ChatGPT does not meet the EU's data accuracy standards.
These findings could influence regulatory measures across the 27 EU member states.
The AI Act in Europe has been approved with fines of up to $38 million for non-compliance.
National privacy watchdogs are investigating ChatGPT's accuracy issues.
There is a highlighted need for improved data accuracy in AI systems to meet regulatory standards and protect data subjects' rights.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has called for greater community involvement in AI development.
Buterin emphasizes the importance of collaborative approaches to address risks associated with advanced AI systems.
OpenAI has not yet responded to the EDPB report.
Concerns are raised about the potential impact on ChatGPT's usage and development in the EU.
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Sources
U.S. News & World Report • May 24, 2024
EU Data Protection Board Says ChatGPT Still Not Meeting Data Accuracy StandardsCyprus Mail • May 25, 2024
EU data protection board says ChatGPT still not meeting data accuracy standardsSilicon Republic • May 24, 2024
ChatGPT still not meeting EU data accuracy standards, says EDPBtheprint • May 24, 2024
EU data protection board says ChatGPT still not meeting data accuracy standards