Chatgpt owner OpenAI accused of data security breach

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San Francisco. ChatGPT-maker OpenAI has been accused of data protection breaches by a privacy researcher in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regulation in the European Union.

As TechCrunch reports, a complaint against OpenAI was filed with the Polish Data Protection Authority.

It alleged that the AI ​​giant was allegedly violating the GDPR by violating transparency, fairness, data access rights and privacy.

The complaint also accuses OpenAI of acting in an “unreliable, dishonest and perhaps unconscionable manner” by failing to provide comprehensive details of how it processed people’s data.

“The 17-page complaint filed with the Polish DPA is the work of Lukasz Olejnik, a security and privacy researcher who is being represented by GP Partners, a Warsaw-based law firm,” the report said.

According to Olejnik, he became concerned when he used ChatGPT to prepare his biography and found that it produced a text that contained some errors.

“They sought to contact OpenAI to point out errors and correct misinformation about them,” the report said. They also asked that they be provided with a bundle of information, which the GDPR entitles individuals to receive from entities processing their data when the information is obtained from somewhere other than them, as was the case here ”

“OpenAI does not include the processing of personal data in connection with model training in categories of personal data or information on categories of data recipients,” the complaint states.

It added that providing a copy of the data also does not include personal data processed for training language models.

The complaint further alleged, “OpenAI appears to have deliberately concealed the fact of processing personal data for model training. This is also evident from OpenAI’s privacy policy, which basically leaves out the processes involved in processing personal data for training language models.

The complaint also highlights that it is considered a complete violation of the principle of data protection of GDPR by design and default.

(IANS)

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