Italian watchdog warns publisher GEDI against sharing data with OpenAI
Italy's data protection watchdog has warned Italian publisher GEDI not to share its personal data archives with ChatGPT owner OpenAI, it said on Friday, citing concern over potential breaches of EU rules.
GEDI, owned by the Agnelli family's holding company Exor, announced a strategic partnership with OpenAI in September to bring Italian-language content from the publisher's portfolio of news outlets to users of the Microsoft-backed artificial intelligence startup.
In Italy, GEDI publishes daily newspapers la Repubblica and La Stampa.
Under the OpenAI deal, ChatGPT users will have access to attributed quotes, content and links to GEDI's publications while GEDI's journalism can also be used to improve accuracy of OpenAI products.
«The digital archives of newspapers contain the stories of millions of people, with information, details and even extremely sensitive personal data that cannot be licensed without due care for use by third parties to train artificial intelligence,» the regulator said in a statement.
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