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And management structure. thank you ve much. following italy's decision to ban the advanced chatbot chatgpt—4 over privacy concerns, and to investigate whether it complied with gdpr, the british data watchdog has issued a warning to tech firms about using people's personal data to develop chatbots. and, in his column in the times newspaper tomorrow, william hague writes that al is like the nuclear arms race — it's too late to press pause. here's our tech guru, kate. first of all, let's start with what's happening in italy. italy boss hog decision to suspend chatgpt came to exalt the softwa...

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Information, so you can think of that as a kind of cybersecurity concerned around people having access to data that they ought not to have access to. the second side of the privacy issue which speaks to gp are is that in order to create that chat box, in order to train that al, open ai, the company that created it used a tremendous amount of data drawn from the internet. we don't exactly know what they drew from or where they drew from, but there is a major concern that some of the information that they drew some included, number one, personal information from a personal data, the kind of thin...

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