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ChatGPT faced a glitch where it could not respond to the name 'David Mayer,' leading to speculation about censorship and privacy issues. OpenAI has since resolved this issue, but other names still trigger similar errors, raising concerns about AI's handling of personal data.
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The UK government is proposing changes to copyright laws that would allow AI companies to use copyrighted material for training unless creators opt out. This has sparked significant backlash from artists and creatives, who argue it threatens their livelihoods. High-profile figures like Paul McCartney and Kate Bush are advocating for stronger protections.
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Meta Platforms has been fined €251 million by Ireland's Data Protection Commission for a 2018 data breach affecting approximately 29 million users, including three million in the EU. The breach involved unauthorized access to personal data through exploited user tokens.