OpenAI announced it is offering a new privacy option for users of its wildly popular chatbot.
. OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, was told it could resume service in the country if it improves its privacy tools and allow users to disable ChatGPT from processing their data.the decision to implement the privacy feature was not born from Italy’s ban, telling the outlet ChatGPT is compliant with Europe’s privacy law and is working to reassure EU regulators. Instead, the privacy feature is rolling out after a months-long effort to give users control over what information OpenAI can access.
“We want to move more in this direction where people who are using our products can decide how their data is being used — if it’s being used for training or not,” Murati said in a separate statement toAlongside the privacy feature, a new Business subscription service is in the works for professionals and businesses to better control their data. Through thatChatGPT Business will become available in the coming months.
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