Move aimed at the platform belonging to Elon Musk, technological billionaire and right hand of the President of the United States Donald Trump, It will probably fuel further tensions between the EU and the USA in connection with European regulations and technology regulations.
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) checks how personal data “in publicly available posts” on platform X (formerly Twitter) was processed to train Grok, as the regulator said in a Friday statement.
XAI, belonging to Muska Startup, develops a group of artificial intelligence models under the name GROK, which are used to supply even chatbot available on the X. platform.
Groc's collection of European data was already subject to control from the Irish regulatory body last year, when X – after the battle in Irish courts – He agreed to suspend the use of EU citizens data to train your artificial intelligence models.
The Irish regulator announced on Friday that his new investigation would determine whether X warns the GDPR, whether the data was processed in accordance with the law and in accordance with the principles of transparency. The company X did not immediately answer our request for comment.
