No consent was given by the content creators, no consultation was attempted, and certainly no share of compensation offered, for what is now a commercial enterp

No consent was given by the content creators, no consultation was attempted, and certainly no share of compensation offered, for what is now a commercial enterprise. But these bans are not based on potential copyright violation of content that was used to train the original model. The ban is primarily based on GDPR violations, so privacy. The ban in Italy seems to be based on three point: - A data breach occurring on March 20. - Mass collection of private data for training the model (not sure whether this refers to ChatGPT user queries or the original data, which could contain privacy-sensitive data, also see 'right to forget'). - No age verification. See e.g. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-65139406 https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-65139406