The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, alongside provincial privacy commissioners, jointly investigated OpenAI's ChatGPT for non-compliance with federal and provincial privacy laws. The investigation found OpenAI overcollected personal information without valid consent or transparency, including sensitive data, and failed to provide adequate access, correction, or deletion mechanisms. OpenAI also neglected to address privacy risks before release and did not validate data accuracy, exposing individuals to privacy breaches and misinformation risks.
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