An article from aitoday.io reports that a Norwegian man filed a GDPR complaint against OpenAI after ChatGPT falsely generated a violent criminal history for him. This hallucination included details about him murdering his children, which, while untrue, contained some accurate personal information. The data rights group NOYB filed the complaint, arguing that OpenAI violated privacy laws by providing inaccurate personal data and that a disclaimer about potential inaccuracies is insufficient. NOYB requested that the Norwegian data regulator order OpenAI to refine its models, delete the false information, restrict personal data processing, and issue a fine. This incident highlights the ongoing challenge of AI hallucinations and the importance of data accuracy under European priva ...