“OpenAI’s ChatGBT Returns to Italy After Addressing Privacy Concerns”

The popular ChatGBT program developed by artificial intelligence company OpenAI is now available again in Italy after addressing privacy concerns.
The data protection authority, known as “Guaranti”, said in a statement that the “Open AI” company had restarted its service in Italy “by improving transparency and the rights of European users.”
And she added, “(Open AI) is now complying with a number of conditions that the authority demanded in order to lift the ban it imposed on it in late March.”
Specifically, OpenAI has improved transparency on its site regarding the way it handles user data, granted users certain opt-out rights, and placed barriers for children under 13.
The company, “Open AI” backed by Microsoft, has faced accusations of not informing its users of the information that is stored from them and of not having a legal basis to protect and store the data.
The “GBT Chat” technology is a robot or a program that works using artificial intelligence, as it dialogues with the user and answers the questions asked in detail, and remembers all the questions asked of him before during the dialogue that takes place as if between two people. It also allows the user to correct it if it makes a mistake, and apologizes for those mistakes.