ChatGPT returns! Ban lifted in this country
ChatGPT has been made available to Italian users once again after undergoing substantial enhancements to data privacy and transparency measures.
The Italian data protection agency temporarily suspended Italian users by ChatGPT, an AI technology known for its chatbot feature and other capabilities such as academic test-taking, art creation, and tax calculation. The decision was made as the agency investigated OpenAI, the California-based company that developed ChatGPT.
After several weeks, ChatGPT has become available to Italian users once again after undergoing significant improvements in data privacy and transparency measures.
ChatGPT resumes service in Italy with enhanced data privacy measure
OpenAI has taken steps to address data privacy concerns surrounding ChatGPT by introducing a series of changes to the platform. These changes include increased transparency about how user data is processed, the provision of opt-out rights for users, and age verification measures aimed at protecting children under the age of 13.
Furthermore, the platform now carries a warning notice to users that ChatGPT may generate inaccurate information about "people, places, or facts." Garante, the Italian data protection agency, has welcomed these changes and acknowledged that ChatGPT now provides "enhanced transparency and rights for European users."
