EU Questions ChatGPT’s Data Accuracy

European Data Protection Board (EDPB), made statements about OpenAI’s popular artificial intelligence model ChatGPT. According to the report published on Friday, EDPB announced that the steps taken by the company regarding transparency and its work on data accuracy were insufficient. EDPB teamHe stated that OpenAI’s work is useful, but the company needs to work more.

Following growing doubts regarding the use of ChatGPT, especially in Italy European Union officials He had taken action. Despite ongoing local investigations, details of the report were not shared. On the other hand, the points in the report seem to reflect the general views of the authorities.

ChatGPT can give biased and incorrect answers

It is of great importance for the European Union that data be accurate. The basis of data protection programs is that the data is accurate. According to the report, ChatGPT’s system may provide biased or inaccurate results. Additionally, the report states that users Answers from ChatGPT without questioning It is also underlined that they can accept it as true. Users do not investigate the accuracy of the results they encounter.

Italy in April 2023 ChatGPT banned its use due to privacy concerns. ChatGPT was later reopened after OpenAI proved that they were compliant with the country’s laws. Italy was the first western country to disable the chatbot.

As a result, the European Data Protection Board expressed concerns about ChaGPT’s compliance with EU data accuracy standards, and also stated that OpenAI should work harder to ensure the accuracy of ChatGPT outputs and protect individuals’ data.