Research on Personal Information Protection in the Context of Generative Artificial Intelligence

Tingting Yan

doi:10.54691/vhyxgj39

Research on Personal Information Protection in the Context of Generative Artificial Intelligence

Tingting Yan

Scientific Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, (2024), Vol.6, No.7, pp.116-124

Published: July 13, 2024

DOI: 10.54691/vhyxgj39

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Abstract

Personal information is the foundation of generative AI, and ChatGPT-like generative AI needs to process a large amount of personal information at various stages such as model training, model generation, and model optimization, which also has a certain impact on traditional personal information protection rules. During the information collection phase, generative AI may fugitive the informed consent rules and infringe on the privacy rights of information subjects. In the information utilization stage, generative AI may impact basic personal information processing rules such as the principle of purpose limitation and the principle of openness and transparency, increasing the risk of personal information leakage. At the information generation stage, generative AI can generate false and discriminatory information. Therefore, in the context of generative AI, personal information protection is faced with the problems of the notification and consent rules being hollowed out, the principle of minimum necessity being voided, and the frequent leakage of personal information. Based on this, it is necessary to promote the transformation of the "personal control center to the risk control center" of the notification and consent rules, promote the risk-based interpretation of the principle of least necessary, and improve the risk-based personal information protection compliance system to solve the problem of personal information protection in the context of generative AI.

Keywords: Generative AI; ChatGPT; Protection of Personal Information.

APA Citation: Tingting Yan (2024). Research on Personal Information Protection in the Context of Generative Artificial Intelligence. Scientific Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 6(7), 116-124. https://doi.org/10.54691/vhyxgj39

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