Italy's data protection authority on Friday said it had fined OpenAI 15 million euros over the use of personal data by ChatGPT, but the US tech firm said it would appeal.
Artificial intelligence (AI) company OpenAI was fined $15.58 million by Italy’s data protection agency. The agency hit the ChatGPT creator with a fine due to it allegedly breaching user privacy.
OpenAI dubbed the decision “disproportionate” and said it will appeal. “When the Garante ordered us to stop offering ChatGPT in Italy in 2023, we worked with them to reinstate it a month ...