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ChatGPT Faces Privacy Investigation in Poland After GDPR Complaint. Influencer-Backed Crypto Exchange Under Scrutiny in Hong Kong
Poland’s AI Data Protection Challenge Privacy Investigation Targets Chatgpt Following GDPR Complaint
Hello fellow tech enthusiasts, here are some quick tech updates that you should definitely keep an eye on!
What’s new today: Mass Layoffs Reported at Qualcomm Shanghai Company
Quick insights: Influencer-Backed Cryptocurrency Exchange Under Scrutiny in Hong Kong
Another investigation is underway into whether OpenAI’s generative AI chatbot, ChatGPT, complies with European Union privacy standards. Last month, a complaint was filed against ChatGPT and OpenAI in Poland, accusing the company of numerous violations of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Polish authorities took the unusual step of making a public notification yesterday to indicate that they were opening an investigation.
Since this week, rumors of possible large-scale layoffs at Qualcomm Shanghai have been spreading on various social networks. It is expected that this round of layoffs will mainly affect the wireless R&D department. The compensation rules are N+4 for regular employees (including newly hired employees) and N+7 for senior employees without a fixed term, without any restriction of three times.
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Eleven people, including well-known influencers, were arrested this week in response to 2,000 complaints. Local media said the case could be one of Hong Kong’s biggest fraud cases. It also tests new financial regulations as Hong Kong establishes itself as a global hub for virtual assets. Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) revealed last week that Dubai-based JPEX was trading virtual assets without a license.
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