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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Coje_He for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, April 4 (Xinhua)-- ChatGPT is a chat robot launched by OpenAI in November 2022, which became popular all over the world within a few months. However, the chat robot has raised concerns about data security and privacy in many European countries.

Italy, the first country to take action, announced last week that ChatGPT was temporarily banned from operating within its territory under the EU's General data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law after a cyber security incident involving ChatGPT and some of its data. Italy believes that OpenAI failed to convince them that ChatGPT could follow GDPR's guidelines and accused OpenAI of not effectively reducing the use of personal data when training its artificial intelligence system. Italy also accused OpenAI of not checking the age of ChatGPT users, who should be 13 or older to use the service.

Germany may also follow Italy's example and impose a blockade on ChatGPT. Ulrich Ulrich Kelber, Germany's data protection commissioner, said: "in principle, it is possible to take such measures in Germany." He did not confirm whether Germany had such a plan, but said Germany was in contact with Italy to find out why Italy decided to ban ChatGPT. Italian officials have also communicated with Irish and French government officials to discuss the results of the Italian investigation.

At present, among the EU countries, only Sweden has made it clear that it has no plans to ban ChatGPT and is not interested in the Italian investigation.

The CTOnews.com will closely monitor the position of other EU countries on this issue, and Italy is currently the only country to temporarily ban the service.

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