The artificial intelligence program ChatGPT, which was blocked in Italy a month ago for violating personal data legislation, has been authorized again in the country, announced the owner company OpenAI. The Italian Data Protection Authority had blocked ChatGPT for non-compliance with European regulations, lack of a system to verify the age of underage users, and lack of information to users regarding the collection of their data. OpenAI has implemented tools to verify the age of users in Italy and has published information on data collection and usage. ChatGPT was launched last November and is used to answer complex questions, write poems, and code.
ChatGPT accessible again in Italy
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