OpenAI Could Be in Trouble Over ChatGPT's Hallucinations About People

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A privacy rights nonprofit in Europe filed a complaint against OpenAI over ChatGPT's false information.

OpenAI is under scrutiny in the European Union again — this time over ChatGPT’s hallucinations about people. A privacy rights nonprofit group called noyb filed a complaint Monday with the Austrian Data Protection Authority against the artificial intelligence company on behalf of an individual over its inability to correct information generated by ChatGPT about people.

The complainant in noyb’s case against OpenAI is a public individual who asked ChatGPT about his birthday, but was “repeatedly provided incorrect information,” according to noyb. OpenAI then allegedly “refused his request to rectify or erase the data, arguing that it wasn’t possible to correct data.” Instead, OpenAI allegedly told the complainant it could filter or block the data on certain prompts, like the complainants name.

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