Technology company OpenAI received a warning from Japan not to collect sensitive data without permission.
OpenAI, the company behind the globally popular ChatGPT, has entered Japan’s radar. The tech company may face the tight hold in the country.
Authorities in Japan have warned ChatGPT’s parent company about their data collection methods. Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission has requested OpenAI to minimize the sensitive data it collects for machine learning purposes.
OpenAI Stuck in Japan
OpenAI, the company behind the popular artificial intelligence application ChatGPT, has received a warning from the Japan Personal Information Protection Commission.
The Commission requested OpenAI because of its concerns over privacy and personal data. In this request, it was stated that OpenAI should not collect personal data without user consent and that the collection of sensitive data should be minimized.
In addition, the Commission underlined that it will take a different approach if possible additional concerns arise. Continuing its artificial intelligence developments with machine learning, OpenAI has to be more careful in its approach to sensitive data in Japan.
In the midst of all these processes, Japan MP Takashi Kii stated that he will take action for regulations that ensure copyright holders are protected from artificial intelligence infringement.
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