Introduction
In an era increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence, the matter
of informed consent has never been more crucial. A study conducted by
Ipsos indicates a significant 11-point drop in internet trust since
2019[1]. Particularly in the European Union, there is growing
concern about the handling of personal data. This article aims to shed
light on the ways in which AI platforms, like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, fall
short of meeting key guidelines established by the European Union’s
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Utilizing data from
Enforcement Tracker , we present a graph
illustrating the distribution of GDPR fines across various sectors. The
Media, Telecoms, and Broadcasting sectors are particularly noteworthy,
both for the number of violations and the scale of the fines imposed,
signaling serious continuos non-compliance .