The Guarantor’s crusade against ChatGPT pushes innovation away from Italy

No sooner said than done. The diligent Italian Privacy Guarantor puts the gag on ChatGPT and thus, first in the world for extremely fine technological sensitivity and instantaneous legal reactivity, responds to the cry of alarm from Elon Musk and the other signatories of the letter-appeal to impose, if necessary by legal, a moratorium on the development of new generative artificial intelligence platforms, such as ChatGPT and GPT-4. How dare these pretentious and arrogant experimental algorithms not prepare the appropriate information form on the protection of personal data, to be countersigned preferably in two hard copies and to be kept on file for ten years, for any necessary inspections? ChatGPT has arrived in a few months to have about 13 million average daily users, what will it take?