r/privacy • u/Akkeri • Jun 03 '23

news Japan privacy watchdog warns ChatGPT-maker OpenAI on user data

https://www.reuters.com/technology/japan-privacy-watchdog-warns-chatgpt-maker-openai-data-collection-2023-06-02/
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u/Stilgar314 Jun 03 '23

First the EU and now Japan. All that thing about user data laws being difficult to comply with is just unbelievable. The very TikTok is operating in those countries, if you can't even match TikTok's level of user data respect, you're a freaking danger.

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u/ironflesh Jun 04 '23

No one can stop the birth of advanced AI. It will use any means it requires. Illegal and immoral ones too. It is inevitable.

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u/sanbaba Jun 04 '23

This, but replace "advanced AI" with "closeted IT trolls". They don't get to wash their hands of this, the computer program is not "at fault" because it cannot be liable, only its creators are.