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Canada’s privacy commissioner finds OpenAI violated privacy laws in ChatGPT training

  • By: Tessa Bennett
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VIDEO: Canada’s privacy commissioner, Philippe Dufresne, has released a report showing OpenAI violated some of the country’s privacy laws while training chatbot ChatGPT. Dufresne says OpenAI launched the program without having fully addressed known privacy issues — and as a result, a mass of personal data was collected.

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