France's data regulator said on Wednesday it had received two complaints about the AI program ChatGPT.
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But Italian regulators said last Friday that the firm had no legal basis to engage in massive data collection and questioned the way it was handling the information it had gathered. France's CNIL, regarded as the most powerful European data regulator, confirmed to AFP on Wednesday it had already received two complaints, though it has not yet announced a full investigation."We are not anti-tech, but we want ethical technology," she told AFP.
"When I asked for more information, the algorithm started to make up stories about me, creating websites or organising online events that were totally false," he wrote.
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