The Personal Information Protection Commission in Japan issued the ChatGPT parent company a warning on the way it collects personal, sensitive data to train algorithms.
Officials in Japan are beginning to tighten their stance towards artificial intelligence after the country's local privacy watchdog warned the ChatGPT parent company about its data collection methods.
On June 2, Japan’s Personal Information Protection Commission issued a statement, asking OpenAI to minimize the amount of sensitive data it collects for machine learning purposes. Additionally, it stressed not to do so without people’s permission. The commission also highlighted the need to balance its privacy concerns with allowing room to foster the potential benefits of AI, such as pushing forward innovation.
However it did warn that it is prepared to take further action if there are additional concerns on the matter. These statements come shortly after the Japanese government submitted a draft of its AI strategy council on May 26, which raised concerns overDuring this time, Japanese lawmaker Takashi Kii said he also will begin pushing for regulations that protect copyright holders from AI algorithm infringement.
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