ChatGPT is banned in Italy, and authorities continue to analyze the case

In Italy, the ChatGPT is being accused of invading the privacy of citizens. The case was revealed last Friday, the 31st, when the Italian Data Protection Agency announced that the intelligence Artificial OpenAI should be blocked immediately under the justification of “illegal gathering of information personal".

The data protection regulator published the decision via a official announcement. In the document, the Italians mention that ChatGPT will undergo a temporary block to learn how to respect the “discipline of privacy” of Italian citizens, stating that the investigation was being open.

With the accusations, OpenAI, an American company, will have a period of 20 days to adapt to the measures of the European government and present justifications for the accusations.

ChatGPT has been banned in Italy

The question arose from an observation made in Italy, stating that the

ChatGPT rules indicate that only users over 13 years of age can use the application, it is valid to encourage. According to the Italian privacy agency, these are rules that expose minors to inappropriate content without respecting “their degree of development and self-awareness”.

The statement also found that there was a leak of user data on March 20. ChatGPT had bugs, going offline; later, users were able to see other people's conversations through the app.

OpenAI continues with its right of reply to present Italy with the appropriate measures to adapt to what was requested. For 20 days, starting last Friday (31), the US company will need to manifest itself through the accusations. If this does not happen, the owner of ChatGPT will be fined €20 million.

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