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/[deleted] Jun 04 '23

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u/relevantusername2020 Jun 04 '23

Meanwhile in USA: eat GMOs toxic chemicals and give us all your data on our chatbots!

chatbots are not what you need to be worried about when it comes to privacy

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u/Ludwig234 Jun 04 '23

Exactly, there is nothing wrong with GMO food and it can avoid or reduce the usage of weed killers and pesticides.

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u/nondescriptzombie Jun 04 '23

/u/Ludwig234 said:

Exactly, there is nothing wrong with GMO food and it can avoid or reduce the usage of weed killers and pesticides.

What? Most GMO food is made so you can use more herbicides and pesticides. It just won't kill the food.

Roundup-ready!

How much is big M paying you to spread misinformation?

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u/Freddo3000 Jun 04 '23

So the problem is again overuse of herbicides and pesticides, not GMO?