🚨 noyb has filed a complaint against the ChatGPT creator OpenAI
OpenAI openly admits that it is unable to correct false information about people on ChatGPT. The company cannot even say where the data comes from.
Read all about it here 👇
https://noyb.eu/en/chatgpt-provides-false-information-about-people-and-openai-cant-correct-it
@noybeu interesting. I suspect that the defence would be around them not holding records that "relate to an individual" and this is evidenced by the fact they can't correct it. You can't look an individual's "record" up in the backend.
They'll argue it's no worse than having a news article in which someone's date of birth is inaccurate.
@Natanael_L @noybeu they might have a social obligation but I don't think they have a legal obligation, as I explained above,
The terms of service are pretty solid https://openai.com/policies/terms-of-use
@dtwx
There’s no legal challenge. @noybeu complained to the Austrian DPA rather than opening a court case. From there the case could just get moth-balled by the DPA. There is nothing to force a DPA to take any action and they generally do nothing. Though I say that without knowing if the Austrian DPA pays any extra attention to NOYB.
@dtwx
#openAI is using Cloudflare & I can’t be bothered to circumvent to read the ToS.
But surely the ToS only makes guarantees to the /consumers/, not the suppliers who involuntarily feed the machine. OpenAI can probably write a ToS that avoids obligation of accuracy to consumers of openAI, but suppliers of the input data are not parties to that ToS. The GDPR guarantees data subjects a right to have their personal info corrected.
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