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Italian regulators said they told OpenAI that its ChatGPT artificial intelligence chatbot has violated European Union’s stringent data privacy rules. The country's data protection authority, known as Garante, said Monday that it notified San Francisco-based OpenAI of breaches of the EU rules, known as General Data Protection Regulation. The watchdog started investigating ChatGPT last year, when it temporarily banned within Italy the chatbot that can produce text, images and sound i...

Amazon, iRobot Abandon Deal Amid Regulatory Scrutiny Amazon will pay Roomba maker a $94 million termination fee after the EU raised concerns that the tie-up would restrict competition in the...

Italy was the first West European country to curb ChatGPT, whose rapid development has attracted attention from lawmakers and regulators.

Amazon Abandons iRobot Deal Amid Regulatory Scrutiny Amazon will pay Roomba maker a $94 million termination fee after the EU raised concerns that the tie-up would restrict competition in the...

Amazon, iRobot Scrap Acquisition Deal Amazon.com and iRobot have agreed to terminate their acquisition deal, citing challenges to gaining regulatory approval in the European Union. Tesla...

Amazon, iRobot Abandon Deal Amid Regulatory Scrutiny Amazon will pay Roomba maker a $94 million termination fee after the EU raised concerns that the tie-up would restrict competition in the...

Amazon, iRobot Abandon Deal Amid Regulatory Scrutiny Amazon will pay Roomba maker a $94 million termination fee after the EU raised concerns that the tie-up would restrict competition in the...

In a revelation that has taken many iPhone users by surprise, recent research has brought to light a disconcerting trend - users unknowingly sharing their personal data with popular apps through seemingly innocent notifications.

If the penultimate enforcement settlement of 2023 issued by the HHS Office for Civil Rights (OCR) sounds familiar, that’s with good reason. And the last one of the year should ring some...

This marks Meta's second attempt to block the impending sanctions through the legal system. In a bid to prevent the reopening of a significant $5 billion privacy settlement from 2020, Meta has taken legal action against FTC.