In an op-ed for Stuff, New Zealand Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster offered his thoughts on the interplay between artificial intelligence and privacy in the wake of ChatGPT’s popularity. Webster said he probably has more questions “than I currently have answers for,” but did note ChatGPT and AI are covered under the Privacy Act.
Hong Kong’s Office of the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data will continue to monitor ChatGPT but has yet to receive claims regarding data breaches or security violations, The South China Morning Post reports.
- Editor’s Note: IAPP Staff Writer Jennifer Bryant reported on the concerns generative AI technologies raise around data collection, use and privacy.
