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Measuring corporate digital divide through websites: insights from Italian firms
With the increasing pervasiveness of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the fabric of economic activities, the corporate digital divide has become a crucial issue for the assessment of Information Technology (IT) competencies and...
This report outlines the significant GDPR compliance issues raised by the use of personal data in ChatGPT across Europe.
In particular, the report discusses the actions taken by the Italian Data Protection Authority (DPA), which imposed a temporary ban on OpenAI that was lifted after the company enhanced transparency and user rights.
It also examines the privacy measures introduced by OpenAI, including updated policies and opt-out options designed to give users more control over their data. Despite these improvements, technical challenges in fully deleting personal data remain a concern.
Furthermore, the report covers the ongoing investigations by multiple European Data Protection Authorities, reflecting the broader scrutiny AI technologies are facing in the region. The legal basis for processing personal data, a critical aspect of GDPR compliance, is explored, revealing that clarity is still lacking in many cases.
Through this comprehensive analysis, the report provides insights into the evolving landscape of AI and data protection in Europe, underscoring the importance of robust compliance measures and transparent data handling practices.